Using libzip library from Visual Studio 2017 and cmake
Question
I have a c++ program that was originally written in Linux. The program uses functions from the library libzip:
I am now working on a windows-based platform in Visual Studio 2017. Everthing works, as I could basically use the same cmake-files as I used on the Linux-platform. However, in Linux I used the package manager to install libzip. I do not have that option in Windows. I somehow need to build a Windows-version for libzip and include the files (header files and lib files) in my CMakeLists.txt file. Can someone help me with a step-by-step guide for this?
2 answers
solution1
1 2017-12-16 03:03:40
Take a look at vcpkg . It is a package manger for the Windows platform. It builds and installs many open source libraries for Windows. libzip is mentioned specifically as one of the ports.
solution2
0 2019-08-11 05:34:40
Is it possible for you to use the Nuget Package Manager within Visual Studio?
- right click on your solution
- select "Manage packages for your solution"
- search for libzip
- select lipzip and click install
- you should now be able to
#include "zip.h"
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