This is a simple pair of files one can use so that development on Windows is more like Linux.
The command is slightly different .\make.bat all instead of make all when you're using powershell,
but overall the effect is the same. Realy the only thing that needs to be edited is the makefile
itself, to fit your project structure and any other libs you may want to include.
Happy hacking!
| @echo off | |
| REM this is a *much* abridged version of the makefile thing. | |
| REM fortunately, there is the %VS140COMNTOOLS% env variable, | |
| REM which makes it so i don't have to copy/paste that file here, | |
| REM and i can change the version of visual studio tools based on | |
| REM just that one var. | |
| REM have fun!!! | |
| @call "%VS140COMNTOOLS%\..\..\VC\vcvarsall.bat" x86_amd64 | |
| nmake %* |
| #define macros | |
| EXE = executable.exe | |
| SRC = src | |
| BIN = bin | |
| INT = obj | |
| INCL = include | |
| OCV_INC = "$(OPENCV_DIR)\..\..\include" | |
| OCV_LIB = "$(OPENCV_DIR)\lib\opencv_world310.lib" | |
| ZMQ_LIB = "$(ZEROMQ_HOME)\lib\libzmq-v120-mt-4_0_4.lib" | |
| ZMQ_INC = "$(ZEROMQ_HOME)\include" | |
| # add other things here... | |
| CFLAGS = /nologo /c /openmp /EHsc | |
| all: clean create_dirs make_exe | |
| make_exe: $(EXE) | |
| # compile each .cpp file to its respective .obj file | |
| {$(SRC)}.cpp{$(INT)}.obj :: | |
| @echo Compiling... | |
| cl $(CFLAGS) /Fo$(INT)\ /I$(INCL) /I$(OCV_INC) /I$(ZMQ_INC) $< | |
| # link the files into an executable | |
| $(EXE): $(INT)\*.obj | |
| @echo Linking $(EXE)... | |
| link /out:$(BIN)\$(EXE) $(INT)\*.obj $(OCV_LIB) $(ZMQ_LIB) | |
| # create output directories | |
| create_dirs: | |
| @if not exist $(BIN) mkdir $(BIN) | |
| @if not exist $(INT) mkdir $(INT) | |
| # delete output directories | |
| clean: | |
| @if exist $(BIN) rmdir /S /Q $(BIN) | |
| @if exist $(INT) rmdir /S /Q $(INT) |