C++ Environment

[linkbr]

On Windows, you can install Visual Studio 2019 Community, then open any sample project from "\samples\msvc" sub-folder in the distro, and it should compile and run out of the box, as long as you have extracted all files with sub-folders. Before doing this, I would suggest adding path to framework binary (e.g. "c:\afterwarp105\bin\windows\x64") to environment variable "PATH", so Windows will know where to find the DLL.

On Linux and FreeBSD, the easiest way is to install CodeLite, then open workspace with all the samples in "/samples/codelite/" sub-folder in the distro. You'll also have to provide a path to framework's binaries (e.g. LD_LIBRARY_PATH), or simply copy framework's binary to "/usr/lib" or similar.

Thank you!

[lifepower]

On Windows, you can install Visual Studio 2019 Community, then open any sample project from "\samples\msvc" sub-folder in the distro, and it should compile and run out of the box, as long as you have extracted all files with sub-folders. Before doing this, I would suggest adding path to framework binary (e.g. "c:\afterwarp105\bin\windows\x64") to environment variable "PATH", so Windows will know where to find the DLL.

On Linux and FreeBSD, the easiest way is to install CodeLite, then open workspace with all the samples in "/samples/codelite/" sub-folder in the distro. You'll also have to provide a path to framework's binaries (e.g. LD_LIBRARY_PATH), or simply copy framework's binary to "/usr/lib" or similar.

[linkbr]

Hi

What C++ IDE Development Environment its used to compile the samples? I mean afterwarp105\samples\bin\windows\Win32

I'm downloading Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019...

Thanks