Can someone explain me or direct me to some usefull links which tell how to make Visual Studio 2008 use Gnuwin libraries. And please tell me which Gnuwin package I should download.(Windows xp) I have been tring hours with out any luck.
This is related to the question I asked here.
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I found an answer for this and posted it my earlier question. In this case I am using GnuWin32/gsl library. It should be same for other GnuWin32 libs too. Follow this to see what I found.
Thank you every one for trying to help me
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I have been here: http://phonegap.com/install/ and downloaded the latest phonegap release.
I am not sure where to put it, so that VS can find it, when creating a new project. Has anyone any idea about where to place it? For now, I tried placing it in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE, and this is not the right place, obviously.
I know that one can install phonegap using the commandline, but I rather not do this, since I already tried, and had issues with environment variables. Furthermore, from what I found out on stackoverflow regarding using the commandline, several people did not advice this, based on their experience. So please, if you know how I make it work so that I can use VS, please share. I see that the phonegap folder that I downloaded from phonegap site, contains IDEs for several platforms.
Thanks in advance
Ps. I am trying to achieve something semilar to this: http://anindita9.wordpress.com/tag/visual-studio-phonegap/
But it's just that this tutorial doesn't work for me, since I have VS12, and also the folder structure is totally different
I am quite new into application development.
Just wanted to ask you guys, How do I implement the source code from Tesseract inside Visual Studio that I could compile and run? What are steps I have to do to get it running? I can't seem to find the full project file for it. Thanks in advanced.
Have you tried the instruction for building on Windows from this page?
https://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/wiki/Compiling
While a go I was in the same situation, Google Code was shutting down and the official Github Tesseract implementation for Visual Studio was really buggy, old and didn't compile.
This repository with a ready to go VS 3.02 tesseract implementation with Leptonica helped me:
https://github.com/charlesw/tesseract-vs2012
It has a documentation how to run it. But basically you have to open it with VS and run it. It will create the dll and libraries required to use Tesseract in a VS Project and the binaries ready to go using Command Lines.
If you need the documentation for Tesseract 3.02 or higher you can find it here:
http://tesseract-ocr.github.io/modules.html
The oficial forum is in google groups there you will find some examples:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tesseract-ocr
has anyone ever written a netbeans' toolchain for MS VC++ compiler?
Following this bug report.
I read this should be possibile since version 6.7.
I thank in advance you all.
I am currently writing a module/toolchain to use Visual C++ on Netbeans.
You can find the project called VCC4N on source forge.
It may be a bit late for you, but I hope it can help other people.
Can anyone give me the procedure for building a blogslib library containing code in vc++ 2008 edition?
The official documentation gives it for vc++ 2006.
Thanks.
In my answer I presume you mean cvBlob library not Blog one. If I got it wrong then ignore me.
I haven't used that blob library but it seems that you need to add the lib file that you have compiled into the Linker of your project (Linker->Input) (and also check if you have the additional paths set in there so it can find it in the right directory (Linker->General))
You can also try - cvBlob (google it to find the link) - just include 2-3 files to your project and compile. I used that for my project - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o4Dcr0t_nI
If you need any other help feel free to ask.
I tried viEmu trial version but it failed to start.
Please give some alternate suggestions??
You can use the visual_studio.vim script to integrate gvim and Visual Studio, depending on what version you're using. The vim Wikia has more information: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Integrate_gvim_with_Visual_Studio
Stick with it and get ViEmu working -- you really get the best of both VI and VS. The guy who makes it, Jon, is really nice and very helpful. Contact him through the site and he'll help you get it going and probably extend your trial for you.