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-====Compiling the native Windows EFL ====
-=== Preparing the build environment ===
-
-The steps below correspond to the preparation of the **EFL native windows**
compilation environment.
-
-> [Note!]
-> these steps were tested on Windows server 2019 64bit and Windows 10 64bit.
-
-Except for topic 7 (Environment variables) that can be consulted during the
process of preparing the environment, the ideal is that the steps are fulfilled
in the proposed order.
-
- - Visual studio installation
- - Meson
- - Perl
- - PCRE
- - LLVM
- - Openssl
- - Environment variables
- - Compiling the EFL
-
-
-----
-
-=== 1 - Visual studio installation ===
-
- * Download the software from the official website:
[[https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/|Visual Studio]]
-
- * Choose the option you want, the most basic and free version is the
[[https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/pt-br/thank-you-downloading-visual-studio/?sku=Community&rel=16
|community]]
-
- * After installation add the build package for c and c ++
-
- * If there is no list of options for including the package, complete the
installation and locate in the Start Menu Virtual Studio Installer, you can add
the package to c / c ++, update or check if it was successfully installed.
-
-----
-
-=== 2 - Meson ===
-
-2.1. Install the [[https://pypi.org/project/meson/|MESON]] using the following
command on the terminal:
-
-<code>
->pip istall meson
-</code>
-
-> The version of mesmon used in this tutorial is the **0.53.2**, it is
possible to directly install this version as follows `pip install
meson==0.52.2` to check the installed summer use: `meson --version` or use `pip
freeze` to check all installed packages and their versions.
-
-> Check the python summer installed on your Windows, in this tutorial we are
using Python 3.8
-
- 2.2. At the end of the previous step, open a new terminal, type the command
below and press enter:
-
-<code>
->meson
-</code>
-The result should look like this:
-<code>
->ERROR: Must specify at least one directory name
-</code>
-If the command is not recognized, finish the environment variables step, and
try again, the documentation can be found at:
[[https://pypi.org/project/meson/|MESON.]]
-
-
-----
-
-=== 3 - Perl===
-
-
-3.1. The version used in this tutorial was the
**strawberry-perl-5.30.2.1-64bit.msi**, Download it here:
[[http://strawberryperl.com/|Download Perl.]]
-
-3.2. Install in: C:\Strawberry/.
-
-----
-
-=== 4 - PCRE===
-
-4.1. download PCRE, the version used in this tutorial is that of March 23,
2007, the version can be found at:
[[http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/pcre.html|Download PCRE.]], in the
section: **Developer files**.
-
-4.2. After the download, extract the files in a directory of your choice, in
this case, extract in: `C:\Users\ricardo.campos\AppData\Local\efl\pcre`.
-
-> Add the environment variables according to the section: **7 - Windows
Environment Variables**
-
-----
-
-===5 - LLVM===
-
-5.1. Download the LLVM, the version used in this tutorial is 9.0.1, both this
section and the higher versions can be found at:
[[https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/releases/|LVVM Download.]].
-
-> Upon entering the corresponding section with the chosen version, a file with
the following description (in this case with version 9.0.1) must be located:
``LLVM-9.0.1-win64.exe``, download this file.
-
-5.2. when installing, it is important to select at least one of the options
below:
-
->[x] Add LLVM to the system PATH for all users.
->[x] Add LLVM to thr system PATH for current user.
-
-In this case we install in `C:\Program Files\LLVM`.
-
-----
-
-===OpenSSL===
-
-6.1. Clone or download the **OpenSSL** in:
[[https://github.com/openssl/openssl|Download Openssl]].
-
-6.2. Downlaod the **NASM** in: [[https://www.nasm.us/|Download NASM]].
-
-> Add **NASM** Windows environment variables, see the guide: - 7 Environment
variables.
-
-6.3. After installing NASM, Open the OpenSSL directory in visual studio, in
the Visual Studio file explorer, right-click on the OpenSSL root directory and
select the option: **Open Developer Command Prompt**
-> Check that the terminal that was opened is running on 64bit version.
-
-In this step, type the following command in the terminal:
-
-<code>
->perl5.30.1.exe Configure VC-WIN64A
--prefix=C:/Users/<your_user_name>/AppData/Local/efl/OpenSSL
--openssldir=C:/Users/<your_user_name>/AppData/Local/efl/openssldir
-</code>
-
->Caso não saiba a versão correta do PERL instalado, digite o seguinte comando
no terminal e pressione enter:
-<code>
->perl --version
-</code>
-
-6.4.Chegou a hora de compilar a OpenSSL, no mesmo prompt de comando aberto
anteriormente, digite o seguinte comando para compilar:
-
-<code>
->nmake
-</code>
-
-The file
[[https://github.com/openssl/openssl/blob/master/INSTALL.md|INSTALL.md]] can be
consulted if there is a problem during installation, or if you have any
questions.
-
-----
-
-=== 7 Windows Environment Variables ===
-
- * This module is aimed at checking environment variables:
-==python==
- * During python installation, you can select the option to add python
environment variables automatically, if there is a problem with MESON, delete
the existing variables and add as shown below.
- * For the conference, we are using `Python 3.8` for this tutorial
- * Open the windows environment variable editor, for the variables
corresponding to the user, locate **`path`** and two clicks, in the next
window, click new and add the following variables:
- *
<code>C:\Users\<seu-usuário>\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python38\Scripts</code>
- * <code>C:\Python38</code>
- * <code>C:\Python38\Scripts</code>
- * Don't forget to edit the path name, according to the location of
your python installation.
-
-
-==NASM==
- * Add ==NASM== to the environment variables as follows:
- * Open the windows environment variable editor, for the variables
corresponding to the user, locate **`path`** and two clicks, in the next
window, click new and add the following path_name:
- * <code>C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Local\efl\NASM</code>
- * Do not forget to edit the path name, according to the location
of your installation.
-
-==OpenSSL==
- * Add the following environment variable for OpenSSL:
- * Open the windows environment variable editor, for the variables
corresponding to the user, click **NEW**:
- * In **Variable name** add the following name:
- * <code>OPENSSL_DIR</code>
- * In **Variable value** add the following path:
- * <code>C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Local\efl\openssl</code>
- * do not forget to edit the path name, according to the location
of your installation.
-
-
-
-==PCRE==
- * Add the following environment variable for PCRE:
-
- - Open the windows environment variable editor, for the variables
corresponding to the user, click **NEW**:
- * In **Variable name** add the following name:
- *<code>REGEX_DIR</code>
- * In **Variable value** add the following path:
- *<code>C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Local\efl\pcre\lib</code>
- *do not forget to edit the path name, according to the location of
your installation.
- - Open the windows environment variable editor, for the variables
corresponding to the user, click **NEW**:
- * In **Variable name** add the following name:
- *<code>REGEX_INCLUDE_DIR</code>
- * In **Variable value** add the following path:
-
*<code>C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Local\efl\pcre\include</code>
- * Do not forget to edit the path name, according to the location
of your installation.
-
-
-----
-
-===8 - Compiling the EFL===
-
- * Choose a directory to clone **EFL NATIVE WINDOWS** files
- > Search for directories that have no space in the name
- * Clone the repository at:
[[https://github.com/expertisesolutions/efl.git|Repositório Efl NAtive
Windows]].
- * Open a command prompt in the EFL directory, run the following command:
- * <code>>configure.bat</code>
- * If an error occurs in this step, enter the following command:
- * <code>>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual
Studio\2019\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build\vcvars64.bat"</code>
- *[1] The path may vary depending on the version of Visual Studio used.
- *[2] Try again, and if you still have errors, check the environment
variables again, remember that at each modification it is necessary to restart
the command prompt.
- * After you finish executing **configure.bat** execute **build.bat**:
- * <code>>build.bat</code>
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