ultralight-ux
Support of open-source C++ compiler for Windows
Hello,
In the doc, there is requirement for Visual Studio C++ compiler for Windows: is it possible to use other open-source C++ compilers ?
What’s your goal?
You can use Clang-CL on Windows (the library is actually compiled with it). Latest Visual Studio has an option to install it.
If you want to cross-compile to Windows from other machines you can use Clang as long as you have it target the MSVC ABI. (I think you’ll also need a copy of the Windows SDK that has been extracted).
On Oct 13, 2024, at 3:32 AM, Yvan Blanchard @.***> wrote:
Hello,
In the doc, there is requirement for Visual Studio C++ compiler for Windows: is it possible to use other open-source C++ compilers ?
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Thank you for your quick reply. I want to use a free C++ compiler , in VS Code. Thus, I don't want to use VisualStudio.
Sorry, just a last question (unrelated): Do you have links for finding other more detailed examples ? I am looking for example with an embedded 3D viewer and docked widgets to interact with (loading a STL mesh, displaying mesh data in widgets,..).