Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of BuildWindows

Timestamp:

04/22/2008 10:13:17 PM (5 years ago)

Author:

anonymous

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BuildWindows

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 == Running from Visual Studio == 
 
-   To run a given project, mark it as start-up project in it's right-click menu (Set as !StartUp Project). Since Cmake cannot create the working directory of a project you must manually set this for each project; right-click --> properties --> Debugging --> Working-Directory. Set the working directory to "c:\code\opengine" (or where your project is). The project should now execute correctly when run with F5. Note that the Working-Directory must be set both for the Debug and Release configuration.
+   To run a given project, mark it as start-up project in it's right-click menu (Set as !StartUp Project). Since Cmake cannot create the working directory of a project you must manually set this for each project; right-click --> properties --> Debugging --> Working-Directory. Set the working directory to the root directory of your openengine folder, for example "c:\code\openegine". The project should now execute correctly when run with F5. Note that the Working-Directory must be set both for the Debug and Release configuration.
 
    Note that for targets depending on dynamic link libraries (dll), these dlls should be accessable through the PATH environment variable. For convenience the dlls in the bundled zip files are copied into the "libraries/dlls" directory. By adding this directory to the PATH variable all required dlls should be accessable. If you have installed the dependendcies manually, please refere to the corresponding dependendcy's documentation for more information.