OpenOffice SDK configuration for Windows 7 (2)

The class content in each chapter is based on the previous chapter. Here we assume that you have successfully downloaded and installed OpenOffice and its sdk.

Open index.html and find that installing the SDK requires more than N other tools.

Install Auxiliary Tools

There are some optionals, and some installations, which are completely written by the Installation Guide in javasindex.html, but I will write it again here, saving the headache of reading English.

1. Install JDK (1.5 or higher) (optional)

: Http://java.sun.com/products.

If you do not use Java for development, you do not need to download it.

2. c ++ Compiler

Generally, C ++ compilers are integrated into visual stdio for development in windows.

Someone configured vs2010 on the Internet, but the installation guide I saw recommended vs2005, but I still used vs2005, and the result was successful.

3. Microsoft. NET Framework SDK version 1.0 or higher is usually installed in the system. I developed it using C ++ and didn't think much about it. If you use C # Or VB. NET, you need to consider it carefully.
4. GNU make (3.79.1 or higher) is very important and must be installed. For Windows, download http://www.ming#org/wiki/getting_started. I downloaded a download file based on its link to SourceForge.
Mingw-get-inst-20120426.exe (662.7 kbps after this mingw-get-inst-2012020..exe helped me download all the mingw. 5. Zip tool (2.3 or higher) I downloaded it from the http://www.info-zip.org according to the installation guide. For Windows, you need to download 32-bit files.
After the download is complete, decompress mingw and zip tool. You can decompress the tool to any location. However, I will give you the location for decompression. For example: Ah, oh my God! Here we only download the basic tools required for configuration. Don't worry, configuration hasn't started yet !,, Take it easy. Otherwise, you will understand ...... Next, real configuration ....