Project_CTR/ctrtool/deps/libtoolchain/BUILDING.md

Building

Linux (incl. Windows Subsystem for Linux) & MacOS - Makefile

Requirements

• make
• doxygen
• graphviz
• Terminal access
• Typical GNU compatible development tools (e.g. clang, g++, c++, ar etc) with C++11 support

Using Makefile

• make (default) - Compile library & self-test program
• make lib - Compile library
• make test_program - Compile self-test program
• make clean - Remove all object files, compiled programs
• make docs - Generate documentation
• make clean_docs - Remove all documentation

Native Win32 - Visual Studio

Requirements

• Visual Studio Community 2015 or 2017 or 2019
• Doxygen
• Graphviz (make sure to download the GUI)
  • Add the location of the Graphviz bin directory to $(PATH) or create a separate enviroment variable $(DOT_PATH) for it.

Compiling Library & Self-Test Program

• Open build/visualstudio/libtoolchain.sln in Visual Studio
• Select Target (e.g Debug|Release & x86|x64)
• Navigate to Build->Build Solution

Including libtoolchain in another VS Solution for static linking

• Clone libtoolchain as a submodule into your project
• Navigate to the Solution Explorer window
• Right-click on the Solution Item and select Add->Existing Project...
• In the filesystem popup window open <libtoolchain location>/build/visualstudio/libtoolchain/libtoolchain.vcxproj
• Update each dependant project's References to include libtoolchain
• Update each dependant project's Property Pages so that for All Configurations and All Platforms the Addition Include Directories has the relative path to <libtoolchain location>/include
• Update the Project Build Order so libtoolchain is built before any of its dependants
• Update the Project Dependencies so that each dependant has the box checked for libtoolchain

Generating Doxygen Documentation

• Open Doxywizard
• Under Step 1 specify the directory of libtoolchain as the working directory
• This should open the Doxyfile and pre-fill all the configuration
• Under Step 2 navigate to Run and press Run doxygen