Re: [Cppcms-users] build on Win 8 with MS VC 2013 using cmake

[Erasmo A. <eag...@ho...>]

Hello Tamás,

 

In order to avoid compilation and linkage problems, you need to build all
dependencies with the same compiler you are going to build the intended
source code. I tried to build CppCMS with Visual C++, but I could not link
to PCRE because apparently it does not build correctly with  Visual C++.
That is why I decided to use MinGW. In fact, I built CppCMS with MinGW-w64
successfully.

 

As for your UI question, I recommend you to use a Web UI Framework like
Bootstrap or Metro UI CSS. You can also use jQuery UI.

 

Hope it helps.

 

Erasmo.

 

De: Tamas Fekete [mailto:fek...@ou...] 
Enviado el: martes, 19 de agosto de 2014 09:40 a.m.
Para: cpp...@li...
Asunto: [Cppcms-users] build on Win 8 with MS VC 2013 using cmake

 

Hello,

I did a research in the old letters and I found nothing to my problem.

*	I have Win 8.1 and MS CV 2013 express.
*	I installed the mandatory dependencies (only them).
*	I also installed the CMAKE.


I run the CMAKE GUI and press configure and I get lots of red lines. :-)

Did someone try to install on similar way like mine?

(and an additional question: I also want very good design/UI to my web
service. Does this framework support it? or should I search after other C++
lib like Wt? Which is a better if I want complex UI/desing?)

Thanks, Tamás