

- #HOW TO INSTALL SQLITE ON COMMUNITY VISUAL STUDIO 2013 64 BIT#
- #HOW TO INSTALL SQLITE ON COMMUNITY VISUAL STUDIO 2013 CODE#
Nmake -f makefile.vc BUILD=debug SHARED=1 USE_OPENGL=1 RUNTIME_LIBS=dynamic
#HOW TO INSTALL SQLITE ON COMMUNITY VISUAL STUDIO 2013 64 BIT#
In Visual Studio check that on the top there is selected Release and Win32 (for 32 bit Hugin) or 圆4 (for 64 bit Hugin).Open the generated project file (xxx.sln) in the build folder.Repeat until CMake reports Configuring done and there are no red keys in the GUI.(If the variables does not exists after configure, create it Add entry.) Then press configure again. When configure finished with error, edit some variables as described in the individual section.Tick option Advanced and Grouped to see all possible variables.Now select Configure, confirm directory creation, select Visual Stufor building 32 bit version or Visual StuWin64 for the 64 bit version.Normally use SDKROOT\build_lib (Replace lib with the name of the corresponding library.) Specify a path where the library is build.

Browse to the path where you extracted the source.Open the CMake (CMake-gui) from the start menu.In the following we will give only short instructions, and mention where differences to the general way are. There are mainly 3 build ways, depending on the library.Replace SDKROOT with your real path in all places. It's best to use a directory without white spaces or other special characters, e.g. This directory is called SDKROOT in the following steps. First create a directory, where we build all libraries and programs.

#HOW TO INSTALL SQLITE ON COMMUNITY VISUAL STUDIO 2013 CODE#
Tortoise HG, to get code from repository (select 32 or 64 bit, which one is appropriate for your system, not for the architecture you are building).Not all needed libraries are updated for the new compiler generation.) Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition: (Please don't use the 2015 version.First install the following prerequisites:
