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The projects in the vc directory use the Microsoft Visual C++ 2012
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Express. This version can be downloaded for free from Microsoft.
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To develop plain C/C++ applications, you additionally need the
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Microsoft Platform SDK and a resource editor, such as ResEdit for
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graphical applications.
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2012-12-10 16:00:27 -05:00
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The provided Visual C++ projects files assume that the environment
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variable QPC is defined and it points to the location of the QP/C
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framework. For example, assuming that you have installed QP/C into
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the directory C:\qp\qpc, you should define the environment variable
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QPC to C:\qp\qpc, as described below.
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Editing the Environment Variables on Windows
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Open the Windows Explorer and right-click on the Computer
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icon. Then select Properties from the pop-up menu. This opens
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a window with the basic information about your computer. In the
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left panel of this window, click on "Advanced system settings".
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This opens the dialog "System Properties". Click the
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"Environment Variables..." button.
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To add a new environment variable, click the "New..." button
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in the System variables section and provide the variable name
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(e.g., QPC) and value (e.g., C:\qp\qpc).
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****
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NOTE: After updating envrinment variables, you logout and login
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again so that all applications can pick up the changes.
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****
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