Download Visual Studio community edition 2015 https://www.visualstudio.com
Download and unzip wxwidgets 3.1.x in C:\wxwidgets
Open solution wx_vc14.sln in Visual Studio 2015
Click build solution (Debug and Win32/x64)
Download boost 1.62.x (Unzip it)
open cmd.exe
run
cd boost_1_62_0
bootrap.bat
b2 install link=static --toolset=msvc-14.0 --prefix=c:\boost
from cmd.exe run
Enter flamerobin source dir
For include files i had to move generated includes to match this directory include c:\boost\boost\*hpp
For Windows you must also set a BOOST_ROOT environment variable which points to the Boost root directory You also need to set a BOOST_LIB_DIR environment variable which points to the directory where the Boost libraries are. c:\boost\lib |
nmake -f makefile.vc WXDIR=c:\wxwidgets FINAL=0 USEDLL=0
Install InnoSetup if you wan't to create the installer
8 comments:
Please, generate a FlameRobin build for Win32 with the most recent source code!
In my opinion, we have to have more frequent builds to better evaluate whether we should or should not add the FlameRobin in the official Firebird 3.0 installer.
Thanks,
Luciano
Thank You, Your guide was very useful!
Just, with today's version:
Flamerobin SVN: 2360
wxWigets library 3.02
It won't compile. To solve I added wxscintilla.lib in VisualStudio project options:
linker>input>additional dependencies
Thank you ,i have fixed now the lamerobin_flamerobin.vcproj also i will add it now to the solution too
https://github.com/mariuz/flamerobin/commit/2293dba5926fedf671220c35eb544788962cbf79
@giacomo Do you have an working solution , i need to do a diff with what i have , still got linking issues
Forget it i solved it in meantime
Was someone able to generate a recent FlameRobin build for Win x86?
The latest snapshot build is too old
(See here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/flamerobin/files/flamerobin-snapshots/0.9.x/)
What is this mean? - "For include files i had to move generated includes to match this directory include c:\boost\boost\*hpp"
In which directory I need to transfer files "c:\boost\boost\*hpp"?
I copy pasted boost folder from
c:\boost\include\boost-1_xx\ to
c:\boost
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