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Windows build documentation #1641
Windows build documentation #1641
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Hi @JJuanill, I'll look into your PR in the following days |
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Overall good documentation, good description of the workflow, a good how to get started on Scopy development.
Just few hardcoded things that can be resolved, I think a tutorial should be more generic.
And a few misunderstandings about what commands are used when creating a docker image and what commands are used in practice.
Overall good job.
And also, thank you very much for your contribution to the project! :D |
Thank you too for the valuable feedback. I'll be working on these changes you raised. 😊 |
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Reverted code changes and revised build documentation
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…ironment Signed-off-by: John Lloyd Juanillo <Johnlloyd.Juanillo@analog.com>
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Changes
CMakeLists.txt
Added post-build in CMake to copy .DLL files in build directory for launching and debugging Scopy in Windows
cmakelists_template.mako
Adjusted CMakeLists template for plugins to output generated libraries in plugins directory
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local-windows-build-readme.md
Documented build process for local Windows environment