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WINDOWS / VISUAL STUDIO BUILD INSTRUCTIONS
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[For Linux/Unix/OSX/... instructions see README.cmake]
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Directory Structure
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On Windows, assumptions on the directory structure are made to automate
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the discovery of dependencies.
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This recommended directory structure is described below:
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${MSVC_3RDPARTY_ROOT} /
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3rdParty / ( includes plib, fltk, zlib, libpng,
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libjpeg, libtiff, freetype, libsvn,
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gdal, ... )
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bin /
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include /
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lib /
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3rdParty.x64 / ( 64 bit version )
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...
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boost_1_44_0 /
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boost /
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install /
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msvc100 / ( for VS2010 32 bits, or msvc90,
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msvc90-64 or msvc100-64 for VS2008 32,
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VS2008 64 and VS2010 64 )
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OpenSceneGraph / ( OSG CMake install )
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bin /
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include /
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lib /
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SimGear /
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include /
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lib /
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If you do not use the recommended structure you will need to enter paths
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by hand. Source and build directories can be located anywhere.
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Running CMake GUI
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The suggested inputs to cmake are :
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MSVC_3RDPARTY_ROOT : location of the above directory structure
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CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX : ${MSVC_3RDPARTY_ROOT}/install/msvc100/FlightGear
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(or any variation for the compiler version described above)
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1. Set up a work directory as described above.
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2. Open the CMake gui.
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3. Set "Where is the source code" to wherever you put the FlightGear
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sources (from the released tarball or the git repository).
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4. Set "Where to build the binaries" to an empty directory.
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5. Press the "Configure" button. The first time that the project is
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configured, CMake will bring up a window asking which compiler you wish
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to use. Normally just accept Cmakes suggestion, and press Finish. CMake
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will now do a check on your system and will produce a preliminary build
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configuration.
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6. CMake adds new configuration variables in red. Some have a value ending
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with -NOTFOUND. These variables should receive your attention. Some
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errors will prevent FlightGear to build and others will simply
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invalidate some options without provoking build errors. First check the
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MSVC_3RDPARTY_ROOT variable. If it is not set, chances are that there
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will be a lot of -NOTFOUND errors. Instead of trying to fix every error
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individually, set that variable and press the "Configure" button again.
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7. Also check the lines with a checkbox. These are build options and may
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impact the feature set of the built program.
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8. Change the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to
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${MSVC_3RDPARTY_ROOT}/install/msvc100/FlightGear because
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C:\Program Files is likely unwritable to ordinary Windows users and
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will integrate better with the above directory structure (this is
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mandatory for SimGear if you don't want to solve errors by hand).
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10. Repeat the process until the "Generate" button is enabled.
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11. Press the "Generate" button.
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12. Start Visual Studio 2010 and load the FlightGear solution
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(FlightGear.sln) located in "Where to build the binaries" (point 4.)
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13. Choose the "Release" build in the VS2010 "Generation" toolbar
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14. Generate the solution.
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15. If there are build errors, return to CMake, clear remaining errors,
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"Configure" and "Generate"
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16. When Visual Studio is able to build everything without errors, build
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the INSTALL project to put the product files in ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}
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17. Enjoy!
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Rebuilding Updated Sources
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When updating the sources from Git, it is usually unnecessary to restart
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CMake as the solution is able to reconfigure itself when CMake files are
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changed. Simply rebuild the solution from Visual Studio and accept the
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reload of updated projects. It also possible to edit CMakeList.txt files
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directly in Visual Studio as they also appear in the solution, and projects
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will be reconfigured on the next generation. To change build options or
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directory path, it is mandatory to use the CMake Gui. In case of problems,
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locate the CMakeCache.txt in "Where to build the binaries" directory and
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delete it to reconfigure from scratch or use the menu item
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File->Delete Cache.
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