问题
It's been a while since I've programmed in C++ and right now I'm struggling with this Poco library I'm trying to add to do some HTTP requests.
First of all, where do I add poco files, somewhere in my project perhaps?
Secondly, I've read something about command prompt and running a script that will compile files but I have to give it an argument which is my visual studio version and the choices are from 70 to 110. How do I find out which one I should use?
If someone could provide me a step-by-step guide, I'd really appreciate it.
Thank you.
回答1:
Are you referring to POCO C++ Libraries and Tools? If so,
- Download POCO C++ libraries here
- Extract(eg: extract to C:\poco-1.4.6)
Find appropriate solution file and build.
- build_vs71.cmd ==> Visual Studio .NET 2003
- build_vs80.cmd ==> Visual Studio 2005
- build_vs90.cmd ==> Visual Studio 2008
- build_vs100.cmd ==> Visual Studio 2010
- build_vs110.cmd ==> Visual Studio 2012
For more info about visual studio versions
For example, if you want to use poco lib in Visual Studio 2005 Project, you need to build with build_vs80.cmd.Once you have built successfully, you can see all poco static lib in {POCO Folder}\lib. (eg: C:\poco-1.4.6\lib)
- build_vs71.cmd ==> Visual Studio .NET 2003
- Create new project in visual studio and add header path to Project->Properties->C/C++-> Additional Include Directories(eg: If you want to use POCO Foundation, add "C:\poco-1.4.6\Foundation\include")
- Add POCO lib path to Project->Properties-> Linker-> General-> Additional Library Directories. (eg: C:\poco-1.4.6\lib)
- Add POCO lib files names to Project->Properties->Linker->Input-> Additional Dependencies (eg: PocoNetd.lib )
- Now you can start using POCO libraries in your project.
You may also want to check POCO HTTP sample projects which are located at {POCO Folder}\Net\samples. (eg: C:\poco-1.4.6\Net\samples)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14269755/how-to-add-poco-library-in-visual-studio-2010