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Vc++ compilation errors #136
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I do not see the seem problem, I strongly suspect your environment is finding libraries that are by default not present on windows.h (that happens for example using vcpkg, but could also be caused by manually adding libraries). I can work this out with you, do you want to chat on slack? find my on cpplang slack #ug-nl-eindhoven, name: Jan (skyhawk) |
You script works well. So, u were able to combine using IDE with errors ? Pls see details here janwilmans/copperspice-gettingstarted#11 (comment) |
The script works for kitchensink as well. Happy to talk on slack tomorrow if you feel like it. |
Ok, will do. I meant to ask "were you able to compile using IDE without errors" |
For me just opening the copperspice directory with 'open folder' functionality in VS2019 works. I can build without errors. Can you show me the output of the cmake 'configure' step (just do a fresh git clone and 'open folder' in vs2019, and copy the log windows? That may help me understand what you are seeing. |
Was able to get going after I removed vcpkg. Let me try kitchensink |
copperspice location: I set to Copperspice_DIR to Is this correct ? I get these errors
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You have to set Copperspice_DIR or CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH to |
That's exactly what it's set to |
I can't see your directory structure, but here there is another level: is that different for you? |
Thank you for your online support. Was able to successfully build copperspice and kitchensink using VS2019 IDE based cmake !! |
janwilmans/copperspice-gettingstarted#11 (comment)
How did you build 1.6 ? I trying to build using cmake and VS2019, get ton of errors because of winsock2.h . As you know this conflicts with winsock.h in windows.h (and dshow.h which indirectly includes windows.h)- which is used profusely in copperspice code base.
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