Methods of compiling JSON libraries and importing third-party libraries in VS2010

Methods of compiling JSON libraries and importing third-party libraries in VS2010

First, to the corresponding official website to download json.cpp file

Jsoncpp Download:https://sourceforge.net/projects/jsoncpp/    version v0.5.0 latest version in: https://github.com/ open-source-parsers/jsoncpp  Second, compile the link into the library file 1) Unzip the downloaded JSON package, get the jsoncpp-src-0.5.0 file, open the Jsoncpp-src-0.5.0\makefiles\ VS71\JSONCPP.SLN2) Convert the project to VS2010 format and turn the mode to debug mode 3) In Solution Explorer, right-click  lib_json  Select for Project only  ->   Generate Lib_json4 only) again right-click  lib_json  Select only for Project  ->  link lib_json5 only) Select release mode 6) repeat Operation 3) and 4) Step 7) the generated. lib folder is in jsoncpp-src-0.5.0/build/vs71 .   Create a static link library SDK (software Development Kit) 1) Create a folder E:\study\toolsForVS2010\jsonPP (can be modified to the path where you place the SDK Package) 2) Create the Include and Lib folders in JSONPP. 3)   Create folder  json&nbsp in include, copy all. h files from jsoncpp-src-0.5.0/include/json . 4) Create folders in Lib Debug and release , put the jsoncpp-src-0.5.0/build/vs71/ debug/ lib_json . lib file (for example Json_ Vc71_libmtd.lib) Copy to the Debug folder (you can change the file name to Json.lib), in the same vein, Jsoncpp-src-0.5.0/build/vs71/ release/ lib_json  . lib files (such as Json_vc71_libmtd.lib) are copied to the release folder  

Open the project you want to add JSON to, or create a new WIN32 console program (add main.cpp, join source code, sample code can be found in Jsoncpp.sln json_test)

1) Select Item--Properties

2) Select the "Additional Include Directories" to the general right of the configuration properties, C + +, add Inclusion folder: E:\study\toolsForVS2010\jsonPP\include

3) Select the "Run Library" on the right side of the code generation, C + +, configuration properties, select MTd

4) Select the "Additional Library directory" to add the Lib folder to the general right of the linker, the configuration properties, and so on. E:\study\toolsForVS2010\jsonPP\lib\debug

5) Select "Additional Dependencies" to the right of the input configuration properties, linker, add lib file: Json_vc71_libmtd.lib (if the file name Json.lib is modified in two-4, change this to Json.lib)

6) Click Apply to complete the JSON configuration.

Iv. whether the test was added successfully

Can be tested using the Jsoncpp-src-0.5.0\src\test_lib_json test file in the downloaded JSON package

The compilation passed and the library import was successful.

Note: If the project needs to be published (that is, the project chooses release),

1) Select the "Runtime" option on the right side of the code generation-C + +, configuration properties, MT

2) Select the "Additional Library directory" to add the Lib folder to the general right of the connector, configuration properties, and so on: E:\study\toolsForVS2010\jsonPP\lib\release

3) You can then run the program to get release version of the program

Methods of compiling JSON libraries and importing third-party libraries in VS2010