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Updated Compiling (markdown)

Valentin-Gabriel Radu 2022-01-27 04:40:49 +02:00
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@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ The following prerequisites are necessary in order to compile this project:
* Git - you can use [Git for Windows](https://git-scm.com/download/win), or git command via the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
* nuget standalone or use Visual Studio
Steps:
1. Clone git repo along with all submodules
@ -29,7 +31,13 @@ Steps:
If "git" is not found as a command, type its full path, or have its folder added to PATH, or open Git command window in the respective folder if using Git for Windows.
2. Compile funchook (type this in a PowerShell window):
2. Restore nuget packages by running this in the folder where the solution file is:
```
nuget restore ExplorerPatcher.sln
```
3. Compile funchook (type this in a PowerShell window):
```
cd libs
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cmake --build . --config Release
```
3. Compile ExplorerPatcher
4. Compile ExplorerPatcher
* Double click the `ExplorerPatcher.sln` file to open the solution in Visual Studio. Choose Release and your processor architecture in the toolbar. Press `[Ctrl]`+`[Shift]`+`[B]` or choose "Build" - "Build solution" to compile.
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The resulting libraries will be in the "build\Release" or "build\Debug" folder in the directory containing the solution file.
4. To generate an `ep_setup.exe` file suitable for uploading to an ExplorerPatcher update server (which means inserting the MD5 hash of `ExplorerPatcher.amd64.dll` in the setup program), after the build is completed, run this in the `build` folder:
5. To generate an `ep_setup.exe` file suitable for uploading to an ExplorerPatcher update server (which means inserting the MD5 hash of `ExplorerPatcher.amd64.dll` in the setup program), after the build is completed, run this in the `build` folder:
```
ep_setup_patch.exe