I am new to LibreCAD and seek to become a developer (in the Civil Engineering niche).
I am not very good with detailed CS issues like building a project from scratch, so I need some help. I went to https://github.com/LibreCAD/LibreCAD/wiki/Becoming-a-developer and followed the instructions there. I think I got Boost installed as well as Qt, but maybe not. I am ready to try to build LibreCAD. I don't see instructions that say, "Push this button" or "Enter this at the command Line" or "From VS 2017 open such and such file." With my lack of experience, I need help with this basic thing. "What have you tried already?" I opened /librecad/librecad.sln with Visual Studio 2017. It failed to open with the message: C:\cygwin\home\dli\github\LibreCAD\librecad\src\LibreCAD.vcxproj : error : Project "C:\cygwin\home\dli\github\LibreCAD\librecad\src\LibreCAD.vcxproj" could not be found. It is looking for the wrong directory. My source code, including LibreCAD.vcxproj, is on my D drive. But I don't even know if opening a .sln is the right approach. Can someone explain to me what I need to do to get it to build now that (I think) I have followed all the instructions on the Becoming A Developer Page? - Paul |
El 23 de desembre de 2018 20:39:22 CET, "PaulSchrum [via LibreCAD]" <[hidden email]> ha escrit: > > >I am new to LibreCAD and seek to become a developer (in the Civil >Engineering >niche). > >I am not very good with detailed CS issues like building a project from >scratch, so I need some help. > >I went to >https://github.com/LibreCAD/LibreCAD/wiki/Becoming-a-developer > >and followed the instructions there. I think I got Boost installed as >well >as Qt, but maybe not. Look if you have qtcreator installed, with it you should be able to open the .pro file. > >I am ready to try to build LibreCAD. I don't see instructions that say, >"Push this button" or "Enter this at the command Line" or "From VS 2017 >that >such and such file." With my lack of experience, I need help with this >basic thing. > >"What have you tried already?" I opened /librecad/librecad.sln with >Visual Studio 2017. It failed to open it with the message: >C:\cygwin\home\dli\github\LibreCAD\librecad\src\LibreCAD.vcxproj : >error : >Project >"C:\cygwin\home\dli\github\LibreCAD\librecad\src\LibreCAD.vcxproj" >could not be found. > >It is looking for the wrong directory. My source code, including >LibreCAD.vcxproj, is on my D drive. But I don't even know if opening a >.sln >is even the right approach. > HTH Pere >Can someone explain to me what I need to do to get it to build now that >(I >think) I have followed all the instructions on the Becoming A Developer >Page? > >- Paul > > > >_______________________________________________ >If you reply to this email, your message will be added to the >discussion below: >http://forum.librecad.org/Need-help-building-LibreCAD-from-source-tp5716783.html > >To unsubscribe from LibreCAD-dev, visit > Enviat des del meu dispositiu Android amb el K-9 Mail. Disculpeu la brevetat. |
Thank you Perepujal,
I have gotten Librecad to build and I have run it briefly. So I am now able to work. My mistake was I did not follow all of the steps under the "Qt" heading at "Becoming a developer". I think I was brain locked that day. But it works now. As for developing with VisualStudio, I can look online to see where other people have attempted to debug a Qt project using VS. Thank you very much. Question now resolved. - Paul |
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