Remove the VS solution as it is outdated. #166
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Updated README for now
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Can you currently use CMake on Windows to generate a VS solution? |
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You can yes - but it doesn't find all the dependencies and mine look like this: This should change with #68 merged. As for now, you can insert all the paths/libs manually. But if I use the so called VS solution that already exist - this is what I have: Which doesn't eveny build the libfreenect2 project and hence, the protonect project won't work at all. And all the paths in the solution is hardcoded and doens't match mine etc. |
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As nobody has touched the VS solution since, it's even more outdated by now, so let's get rid of it. Merging. |
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Remove the VS solution as it is outdated.
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Updated README for now.
I might look into a more detailed explanation for dependencies and the like.