doublemax wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 1:41 pm
Building an empty VS studio project with wxWidgets from scratch is not an easy task. A lot of paths, libraries, preprocessor symbols etc. need to be set correctly.
I dare to disagree, it is actually very simple and should be done under five minutes.
The following assumes you have set the
WXWIN environment variable correctly, so its value is something like
c:\wxwidgets. Obviously, it also expects you built the requested configurations of wxWidgets.
For example, a simple guide below shows a wxWidgets-related MSVS project settings one needs to add for a self-built DLL Debug configuration of a wxWidgets app. The titles in bold and italics in sections 1-4 correspond to the Configuration Properties of a project. Section 5 also describes modifications of the project needed for example for a Release or Static build.
1
General
Make sure
Character Set is set to "Use Unicode Character Set".
2
C/C++
2.1
General/Additional Include Directories:
Code: Select all
$(WXWIN)\include\msvc; $(WXWIN)\include
2.2
Preprocessor/Preprocessor Definitions:
3
Linker
3.1
General/Additional Library Directories:
When you are using a MSVC-specific include (see step 2.1), all necessary libraries are linked automatically and you do not need to list their names, you just need to tell the linker where they are.
3.2
System
Set
SubSystem as follows, otherwise you will get some odd error about the
main() function
4
Resources
The resources options may become available only once you add an .rc file to your project. You should have one, if only to add the application icon.
4.1
General/Additional Include Directories:
5
Additional tips
5.1
Making the wxWidgets DLLs available
If you use the DLL build, you must make the correct wxWidgets DLLs available to your program. Either copy them to the directory where the executable resides or just for running the app from the MSVS in
Debugging set the
Environment to
5.2
Settings for the Release configuration
In the preprocessor definitions (see step 2.2) replace
with
5.3
Static build
If you do not want a DLL build, remove this preprocessor definition (see step 2.2)
and change the linker's library directory (see step 3.1) to
5.4
64-bit build
If you built your libraries in
vc_x64_{lib|dll} folder, you must use this folder everywhere instead of
vc_{lib|dll} folder.
5.5
DPI Awareness
Last but not least, if your application is DPI-aware (it better be in 2020), you should at least set its
DPI Awareness in
Manifest Tool/Input and Output to "High DPI Aware". But it may be better to include a proper application manifest, with Windows version compatibilities listed and having PerMonitorV2 awareness there. However, PMv2 DPI awareness support is not that good yet in wxWidgets, see e.g.
here .
BTW, I expect you read
this official guide for setting up wxWidgets apps on MSW?
I use VisualStdio 2015 set the "Hello world"project in the windows system project,but it always exit error C1083 :Cannot open include file: '../../../lib/vc_lib/mswud/wx/setup.h': No such file or directory. Then I do some work according to the solution from online forum. What's worse, it add the erro can't open the source file:H:\wxWidgets\wxWidgets-3.1.2\lib\vc_dll\mswud”: No such file or directory. My version is wxWidgets-3.1.2.I have compiled wxWidgets in windows and run other wxWisdgets project。
,please tell me the solution!!!!! This is the most difficulty when i learn wxWidgets.
