Cross-Platform Modular Application (Main app + plugins) example for C++/wxWidgets

• Compiled shared (DLL Debug/DLL Release) version of wxWidgets. Git Master or official 3.0.x release should work fine.
• CMake - required on all platforms. It is used for creating
  • Visual Studio projects under Windows
  • Makefiles under Linux
  • XCode projects under OS X
• Under Windows %WXWIN% environment variable is required. Should point to wxWidgets source folder (e.g. C:\libs\wxWidgets-svn)
• Ensure that you have only vc_dll subfolder in %WXWIN%/libs. If you have vc_lib* folders (contain static build of wxWidgets) then rename them temporary.

Debug:

configure --enable-shared --disable-static --enable-unicode --disable-compat28 --disable-final --enable-debug

Release:

configure --enable-shared --disable-static --enable-unicode --disable-compat28 --enable-final --disable-debug

• Open Visual Studio console ("Start menu -> VS2015 x86 Native Tools Command Prompt" or x64 native tools for x64 build)
• Navigate to <DEMO_SOURCE_ROOT>/build folder
• Execute cm86.bat (or cm64.bat for x64 build, or cm.bat which auto-detects the platform)
• The batch file will execute CMake and after that you will get Visual Studio project files in <DEMO_SOURCE_ROOT>/build/Win folder
• Build the solution in Visual Studio or using msbuild

• Open <DEMO_SOURCE_ROOT>/build folder in console
• Execute cmLinux.sh script
• The script will create LinuxDebug and LinuxRelease folders with Makefiles.
• Go to LinuxRelease (or to LinuxDebug for debug build)
• Execute make

• Open <DEMO_SOURCE_ROOT>/build folder in terminal
• Execute cm.sh script
• The script will create XCode project in Mac subfolder
• Go to Mac subfolder
• Execute xcodebuild build command or build the project from XCode