The reason for the errors you get seems to be that you have not installed the dependent libraries correctly. Lima VVA depends on OWLNext, Boost and Zlib. The file "Notater.htm" describes the dependencies.
Unfortunately, it is all in Norwegian and may not be all up to date. I plan to add English translation and more documentation, but it may take some time before I get around to that.
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Thanks for answering my message.
I using LimaEuler bracnh I have included i defined this
My Visual Studio Version 2017
Windows SDK Version 10.0.17763.0
Zlib package with Nuget
includes
1. Downloads\boost_1_69_0
2. Downloads\owlnext-code-r4456-trunk\include
The Euler branch uses the Owlet branch of OWLNext, not the trunk of OWLNext. Euler and Owlet are both experimental, and I am unsure the version in the repository builds at the moment.
I plan to make it much easier to build the code, including comprehensive documentation and a step-by-step guide, but I do not have time for this at the moment. I may return to this later in the year. If you really want to go ahead with building Lima VVA in its current state, try using the trunk of Lima VVA, or the known-good "tags/R4_11_4". These versions depend on the trunk of OWLNext (version 7) and "branches/644" of OWLNext (version 6.44), respectively, but you will have to check out a version around the same date as the Lima VVA code. Still, you need to be prepared for some problem solving for any mismatches in code versions.
The errors you are getting about undefined identifiers are probably because you haven't set up the required environment variables (BOOST_ROOT, OWLNEXT_EULER, ZLIB). See Configuration Properties | VC++ Directories in Visual Studio.
Again, thanks for your interest in the project!
Last edit: Vidar Hasfjord 2019-02-20
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Hi i trying this source compiling with viusual studio 2017 Windows target platform version 10.0.17763.0
İ try Compiling only vhl i get this erors
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Last edit: Vidar Hasfjord 2019-02-20
Hi Murat, thanks for your interest in my code!
The reason for the errors you get seems to be that you have not installed the dependent libraries correctly. Lima VVA depends on OWLNext, Boost and Zlib. The file "Notater.htm" describes the dependencies.
Unfortunately, it is all in Norwegian and may not be all up to date. I plan to add English translation and more documentation, but it may take some time before I get around to that.
Thanks for answering my message.
I using LimaEuler bracnh I have included i defined this
My Visual Studio Version 2017
Windows SDK Version 10.0.17763.0
Zlib package with Nuget
includes
1. Downloads\boost_1_69_0
2. Downloads\owlnext-code-r4456-trunk\include
Librariy
\Downloads\boost_1_69_0\libs
Downloads\owlnext-code-r4456-trunk\lib\
I trying compilie LimaEuler Get this error
Moderator: Removed numerous superfluous error messages.
Last edit: Vidar Hasfjord 2019-02-20
Hi Murat,
The Euler branch uses the Owlet branch of OWLNext, not the trunk of OWLNext. Euler and Owlet are both experimental, and I am unsure the version in the repository builds at the moment.
I plan to make it much easier to build the code, including comprehensive documentation and a step-by-step guide, but I do not have time for this at the moment. I may return to this later in the year. If you really want to go ahead with building Lima VVA in its current state, try using the trunk of Lima VVA, or the known-good "tags/R4_11_4". These versions depend on the trunk of OWLNext (version 7) and "branches/644" of OWLNext (version 6.44), respectively, but you will have to check out a version around the same date as the Lima VVA code. Still, you need to be prepared for some problem solving for any mismatches in code versions.
The errors you are getting about undefined identifiers are probably because you haven't set up the required environment variables (BOOST_ROOT, OWLNEXT_EULER, ZLIB). See Configuration Properties | VC++ Directories in Visual Studio.
Again, thanks for your interest in the project!
Last edit: Vidar Hasfjord 2019-02-20