Operating Systems
Windows (10/11)
1. Install Visual Studio Community (Or any other IDE)
- Download latest version from visualstudio.microsoft.com
- Launch downloaded Visual Studio installer
- Select "Desktop development with C++" before installation
- Then click Install button to begin installation
2. Install Git
You may use default Git install options or chose any other default Git editor instead of Vim.
3. Install CMake
- Download latest release version of installer from cmake.org
- Select "Add CMake to the system PATH for the current user" during installation
Ubuntu (22.04/24.04)
1. Install Visual Studio Code (Or any other IDE)
- Download and install latest version from code.visualstudio.com
- Install "C/C++" And "CMake Tools" extensions inside Visual Studio Code
2. Install required packages
- Run sudo apt-get update command using Terminal app
- And sudo apt-get install git cmake gcc g++
macOS (15/26)
1. Install Xcode (Or any other IDE)
- Download and install latest version from App Store app
- Run xcode-select --install command using Terminal app to install Xcode tools
2. Install required packages
- Install Homebrew package manager from brew.sh
- Run brew update command using Terminal app
- And brew install git cmake
Build Project
To build the project run one of the scripts using Terminal, Git Bash or build it using IDE.
Visual Studio
- Open Visual Studio IDE application
- Click "Open a project or solution" and open the repository CMakeLists.txt
- Wait for project CMake generation to finish
- Click Build -> Build All to build the project
Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
- Open Visual Studio Code IDE application
- Install "C/C++" And "CMake Tools" extensions
- Click File -> Open Folder... and open the repository folder
- Select one of the compiler Kits in the opened window
- Wait for project CMake generation to finish
- Click Build button at the bottom bar to build the project