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Pano13 and its helper applications can be build using Microsoft Visual Studio. | Pano13 and its helper applications can be build using Microsoft Visual Studio. | ||
| − | For the following instructions, Visual Studio .NET 2003 was used. A free version of Visual Studio 2005 is available on http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/ | + | For the following instructions, Visual Studio .NET 2003 was used. A free version of Visual Studio 2005 is available on http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/ if using this version to build panotools you also need Microsoft® Windows Server 2003 Platform SDK [http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=A55B6B43-E24F-4EA3-A93E-40C0EC4F68E5&displaylang=en#filelist msdn.microsoft.com] To configure the Visual Studio 2005 and platform SDK see [http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/usingpsdk/ msdn.microsoft.com] |
== Installing required dependencies == | == Installing required dependencies == | ||
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=== Compiling wxWidgets === | === Compiling wxWidgets === | ||
| − | Download the wxWidgets source archive for Win32 (wxMSW) from [http://wxwidgets.org/downloads/], and extract it to some folder on your harddrive. Create an environment variable named WXWIDGETS_HOME that points to the wxWidgets-xxxx directory, for example C:\source\wxWidgets-2.8.0 To do this, right click on '''My Computer''', select '''Properties''', switch to the '''Extended''' or '''Advanced''' tab, press the '''Environment Variables''' button and create a new enviroment variable with the proper title and locaction | + | Download the wxWidgets source archive for Win32 (wxMSW) from [http://wxwidgets.org/downloads/ wxwidgets.org/downloads], and extract it to some folder on your harddrive. Create an environment variable named WXWIDGETS_HOME that points to the wxWidgets-xxxx directory, for example C:\source\wxWidgets-2.8.0 To do this, right click on '''My Computer''', select '''Properties''', switch to the '''Extended''' or '''Advanced''' tab, press the '''Environment Variables''' button and create a new enviroment variable with the proper title and locaction |
Start the MSVC command line shell (from the startmenu, Visual Studio, Tools, Command prompt), and change the directory to the wxWidgets directory: | Start the MSVC command line shell (from the startmenu, Visual Studio, Tools, Command prompt), and change the directory to the wxWidgets directory: | ||
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=== Install Java SDK === | === Install Java SDK === | ||
| − | Download and install the Java SDK, and create an environment variable JDK_HOME that points to the root directory of the JDK (most likely C:\Program Files\j2sdk1.5 or similar) | + | Download and install the Java SDK from [http://www.sun.com/download/ sun.com/download], and create an environment variable JDK_HOME that points to the root directory of the JDK (most likely C:\Program Files\j2sdk1.5 or similar) |
=== Download and install panotools === | === Download and install panotools === | ||
| − | Get the sourcecode from the subversion repository, or download the latest pano13 source package. Open the libpano.sln file, and select the Release configuration in the toolbar. Press F7 to build the panotools programs | + | Get the sourcecode from the subversion repository, or download the latest pano13 source package http://sourceforge.net/projects/panotools/ Open the libpano.sln file, and select the Release configuration in the toolbar. Press F7 to build the panotools programs. |
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Revision as of 20:07, 21 March 2007
Building panotools for Windows using Microsoft Visual Studio
Pano13 and its helper applications can be build using Microsoft Visual Studio. For the following instructions, Visual Studio .NET 2003 was used. A free version of Visual Studio 2005 is available on http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/ if using this version to build panotools you also need Microsoft® Windows Server 2003 Platform SDK msdn.microsoft.com To configure the Visual Studio 2005 and platform SDK see msdn.microsoft.com
Installing required dependencies
Building panotools requires some external libraries, such as libz, libtiff, libpng and libjpeg. Compiling them all by hand is quite cumbersome, an easier way is to download a wxWidgets source package and compile that. Note that wxWidgets itself is not required by panotools, we just use it because of the bundled libraries.
Compiling wxWidgets
Download the wxWidgets source archive for Win32 (wxMSW) from wxwidgets.org/downloads, and extract it to some folder on your harddrive. Create an environment variable named WXWIDGETS_HOME that points to the wxWidgets-xxxx directory, for example C:\source\wxWidgets-2.8.0 To do this, right click on My Computer, select Properties, switch to the Extended or Advanced tab, press the Environment Variables button and create a new enviroment variable with the proper title and locaction
Start the MSVC command line shell (from the startmenu, Visual Studio, Tools, Command prompt), and change the directory to the wxWidgets directory:
cd wxWidgets folder cd build\msw nmake -f makefile.vc BUILD=release UNICODE=0 SHARED=0 RUNTIME_LIBS=static
After some time, building will be finished.
Install Java SDK
Download and install the Java SDK from sun.com/download, and create an environment variable JDK_HOME that points to the root directory of the JDK (most likely C:\Program Files\j2sdk1.5 or similar)
Download and install panotools
Get the sourcecode from the subversion repository, or download the latest pano13 source package http://sourceforge.net/projects/panotools/ Open the libpano.sln file, and select the Release configuration in the toolbar. Press F7 to build the panotools programs.