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09/17/24(Tue)03:34:11 No.102422236

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Anonymous 09/17/24(Tue)03:34:11 No.102422236

>linux
>sudo apt-get install make git-core cmake python gcc libsfml-dev
>python setup.py
>gcc main.c -o myprogram -lsfml-graphics -lsfml-window -lsfml-system
>done!
>windows
>download the latest Python version from python.org
>install and check the "Add Python to PATH" option
>download from CMake.org
>install and ensure it is added to your system's PATH
>download and install git
>after that open Git Bash
>clone the project
>download Visual Studio Express
>ensure you select "Desktop Development with C++
>download Cygwin from cygwin.com
>during installation, install GCC and other development tools like make
>download and install MinGW or from WinLibs
>add MinGW to your system's PATH
>go to the SFML webpage
>download the appropriate version of SFML based on your target architecture (32-bit or 64-bit) and compiler (GCC or Visual Studio), very important!
>open Visual Studio
>create a new C++ project
>go to Project Properties and add the include paths for SFML (SFML-2.6.1\include) and the library paths (SFML-2.6.1\lib)
>in the linker options, add the necessary SFML libraries (like sfml-graphics, sfml-window, and sfml-system)
why cant i just use the command line here