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How to use in Windows by using Visual Studio #101

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umutozturk95 opened this issue Jul 14, 2018 · 6 comments
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How to use in Windows by using Visual Studio #101

umutozturk95 opened this issue Jul 14, 2018 · 6 comments

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@umutozturk95
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umutozturk95 commented Jul 14, 2018

Hi,
Do you have a chance to explain step by step how to compile this api in VS for C++?
I got a lot of errors while compling this api and did not find enough resources . Do you have resources to provide?I tried Cmake to compile this api,but I think that compiling steps are not enough clear.

All the best,

@mfontanini
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Did you try this resource on the wiki?

@umutozturk95
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Yes , cppkafka project is compiled successfully VS 2015 ,but it does not run successfully.
unable to start program ...\cppkafka .lib is occured in console.
Do you know how to solve this error?
Thank you.

@mfontanini
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cppkafka is not an executable, it's a library. You can import it into a project and use it but you can't just "run it".

@guptajiten
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@umutozturk95 were you able to link with your project?

Please help me if it got linked and working successfully, i need to integrate with my c++ application.

Thanks in advance :)

@cfinkenstadt
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@nitinpatharia
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@umutozturk95 hi i am trying to build the code but getting lot of error .
can you please tell steps as how you have build this lib steps by steps , and the what setting you have used to build the lib .
appreciate your help on this .
Thanks

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