The following steps are designed to compile LM-X SDK on a Windows machine in 5 minutes or less from a command line and , using Visual Studio, and MinGW.
Note: By default, when you install the SDK, Visual Studio opens to let you compile the SDK. We recommend that you use the project files and use the Build, Clean and Rebuild UI actions within the IDE to compile and recompile the SDK. Alternatively, you can compile the SDK from a command line using nmake, as described below.
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Note that if you want to use both MinGW and Visual Studio libraries, you should compile a single LM-X SDK twice: first using nmake to initialize Visual Studio libraries, and then with mingw32-make to initialize MinGW libraries.
Compiling the LM-X SDK
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using Visual Studio
To compile the LM-X SDK using Visual Studio:
Step 1. Copy your LM-X-SDK lmx.lic file to the config directory.
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See Installation issues for information about problems and workarounds related to compiling the LM-X SDK.
Compiling the LM-X SDK using MinGW
Step 1. Run cmd.exe.
Step 2. Set the environment variable.
Note: The path for mingw-32 may vary depending on the machine and architecture being used.
Step 3. From the root directory of the LM-X distribution, run mingw32-make.
