

- #HOW TO INSTALL XERCES ON WINDOWS VISUAL STUDIO WINDOWS 7#
- #HOW TO INSTALL XERCES ON WINDOWS VISUAL STUDIO ZIP#
Install MinGW or MinGW-w64 (optional to build firmware) You only need "Qt\Qt 5.7\msvc2015 32-bit", the other libs and tools can be deselected. You can deselect "Microsoft Foundation Classes for C++" in the child elements to save about 2GB. Select "Custom" installation, under "Programming languages" select "Visual C++". Only if you want to build 2.0: Copy "C:\Programs\dirent\include\dirent.h" into "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\include" For 2.2 only: Install Visual Studio Community Edition 2015 (or later) Unzip the contents to "C:\Programs\dirent"

DON'T take a newer commit than this, it won't work.

Select "command line client tools" at install Install WinAVRĬopy the 2 files to "C:\Programs\msinttypes". Navigate to "C:\Programs\xsd-3.3.0\bin" Make a copy of xsd.exe and call it xsd-cxx.exe (because there is another program named xsd.exe (Microsoft) on the system. Rename the folder "xerces-c-3.1.1" to "xerces-vc" so you have "C:\Programs\xerces-vc" XSD
#HOW TO INSTALL XERCES ON WINDOWS VISUAL STUDIO ZIP#
Unzip the contents of the zip to "C:\Programs"
#HOW TO INSTALL XERCES ON WINDOWS VISUAL STUDIO WINDOWS 7#
NOT TESTED!Īlternatively, you could use Windows 7 SDK which includes the MSVC10 compiler, and build using QtCreator (which is included in Qt downloads, below) or the MSVC command-line interface (a shortcut is installed with the SDK). You may be able to use latest Visual Studio Community Edition instead. Install and launch VC10 and close it again NOTE: Visual Studio 10 is now only available with MSDN subscription: (v=vs.100).aspx See OpenTX 2.2 Build With QtCreator (Win Linux OSX) For 2.0 and 2.1 only: Install VC++ 10 Note: For OpenTX 2.2+ there is an alternative method which has fewer prerequisites and may be simpler to set up:
