# Dependencies To build the dependencies & the project itself, The following must be installed: - Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 (VS2019) - CMake For each dependency, CMD is assumed to be in the directory of `dependencies`. So, the first command is always changing into the directory which contains the dependency. > **If you want to compile Libpqxx or install PostgreSQL locally, your OS username should NOT contain non-ASCII characters (e.g. Chinese characters). A workaround is to create a new administrator account whose username consists of only ASCII characters.** ## [Boost](https://www.boost.org/) CMD: ``` cd boost bootstrap b2 ``` ## [Crypto++](https://cryptopp.com/) 1. Go to `cryptopp`. 2. Use VS2019 to open `cryptest.sln`. 3. For `Debug` `x64` configuration, open `Properties` of `cryptlib` project. In `C/C++` `Code Generation`, set `Runtime Library` to `Multithreading Debug DLL (/MDd)`. 4. For `Release` `x64` configuration, open `Properties` of `cryptlib` project. In `C/C++` `Code Generation`, set `Runtime Library` to `Multithreading DLL (/MD)`. 5. `Batch Build` `Debug` AND `Release` `x64` of `cryptlib`. # [PostgreSQL 14.0](https://www.postgresql.org/) *The database may not be installed locally. You should be able to connect to it.* 1. Use this [link](https://get.enterprisedb.com/postgresql/postgresql-14.0-1-windows-x64-binaries.zip) to download the binaries. 2. Unzip the zip archive here. It should be named `pgsql` and contains `bin`, `include` and `lib`. # [Libpqxx](https://github.com/jtv/libpqxx) 1. Go to `libpqxx`. 2. Use `cmake-gui`: - `Browse Source...` and `Browse Build...` to the root directory of `libpqxx`. - `Add Entry`: `PostgreSQL_INCLUDE_DIR` (`PATH`) = `../../pgsql/include` - `Add Entry`: `PostgreSQL_LIBRARY` (`FILEPATH`) = `../../pgsql/lib/libpq` - `Configure`: Use default settings (`VS2019` `x64`). - `Generate` 3. Use VS2019 to open `libpqxx.sln`. 4. `Batch Build` `Debug` AND `Release` `x64` of `pqxx`. # [inja](https://github.com/pantor/inja) *Nothing should be done...*