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How to build and execute with Visual Studio

1. Overview

This document explains how to build and execute the Visual Studio environment with CMake. Currently, we recommend using VS2022, but users can use VS2019 and VS2017 with minor modifications.

  • Related files
    • ./CmakeLists.txt
      • Base file for CMake
    • ./CMakeSettings.json
      • Setting file for VS to use CMake
    • Other CMakeLists.txt in subdirectories

2. Environment Construction of Visual Studio

  • Install Visual Studio 2022
    • Select the following Workloads when installing the VS2022
      • Desktop development with C++
  • Clone s2e-core
    • Please use the latest release version.
    • The following procedure possible does not work for The latest develop branch.
  • Check that the ExtLibraries directory is in the same directory as the s2e-core like below. 
    ├─ExtLibraries
└─s2e-core
    • If not, please follow the procedure below to make ExtLibraries
      • Launch VS 2022
      • Open the CMake file for the ExtLibraries
        • Click Files/Open/CMake.
        • Select the following s2e-core/ExtLibraries/CMakeLists.txt. 
          └─s2e-core
   └─ExtLibraries
      └─CMakeLists.txt
        • Wait a moment until the CMake generation is finished.
      • Install the ExtLibraries
        • Select CMakeLists.txt by right-clicking in the VS's Solution Explorer.
        • Click the Install command.
        • Wait a moment until the installation is successfully finished.
      • Check that the ExtLibraries directory is in the same directory as the s2e-core
      • Check there are cspice and nrlmsise00 directories in the ExtLibraries like below. 
        ├─ExtLibraries
│  └─cspice
│  └─GeoPotential
|  └─nrlmsise00
└─s2e-core

3. The flow of building and execution in Visual Studio 2022

  1. Launch VS 2022

  2. Open the S2E project

    • Click File/Open/CMake.
    • Select s2e-core/CMakeLists.txt at the top directory of the cloned S2E.
    • Wait a moment until the CMake generation is finished.

  3. Build the S2E

    • Select CMakeLists.txt by right-clicking in the VS's Solution Explorer.
    • Click the Build command.
    • Wait a moment until the build is successfully finished.

  4. Check errors

    • When users edit the codes, please check the error and fix them.

  5. Run the program

    • Select S2E.exe as the red circle of the following figure.
    • Click the green play button in the red circle to run the S2E.
    • A console window is opened, and users can see the S2E's running status.

  6. Check log files

    • Open the ./data/***/logs/logs_*** directory.
    • Open the CSV file to check the log output of the S2E.

4. Note

  • For VS2019 users
    • Please edit the compiler setting in CMakeSetting.json as 
      "generator": "Visual Studio 16 2019".
  • For VS2017 users
    • Please edit the compiler setting in CMakeSetting.json as 
      "generator": "Visual Studio 15 2017".
    • Users also need to edit the cmake_minimum_required version from 3.13 to 3.10 in all CMakeList, including the files in subdirectories. The VS 2017 does not support version 3.13, and you may see many warnings when you use CMake Version 3.10.