This folder is typically set up in a user property sheet that can be used in any project. In addition, an Additional Include Directory that is common for all build configurations in the project must be set to point to wxWidget's main include folder. To successfully build a project based on wxWidgets, each build configuration in the project must be set up with its own Additional Include Directory that points to the corresponding wxWidgets build folder under lib, such as the one listed above. The generated setup.h files are stored in folders below the lib folder, for instance (Visual Studio on Windows): c:\wxWidgets-2.9.2\lib\vc_lib\mswu When building wxWidgets, it dynamically creates a setup.h file for each build configuration that is built. See \docs\msw\install.txt for much more extensive instructions. It is possible to build lots of other variant combinations: static libs, monolithic single library, non-Unicode, etc. So, for example, you'd add \lib\vc_dll\mswud to the include path for your debug build, \lib\vc_dll\mswu for your release build. These are the folders you need to add to your project build configuration include path, one per build variant. You'll see that the setup.h files are actually different for each build variant. Under the DLL folder mentioned above, you will find subfolders for each build variant (The instructions above made two, debug and release.) In each variant folder you'll find a 'wx' folder containing a 'setup.h" file. Start the "Visual Studio Command Prompt." You'll find this in the start menu under "Microsoft Visual Studio -> Visual Studio Tools".īuild default debug configuration: nmake -f makefile.vc BUILD=debugīuild default release configuration: nmake -f makefile.vc BUILD=release If you just want to build it with default options as quickly as possible and move on, here is how: This is because there are so many configurable elements, which is precisely what the setup.h you refer to is for. WxWidgets is not built into useable libraries when you "install" the wxMSW installer.
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