Version 5.0 The LEDA User Manual

(7) Double click on prog.cpp
If you want to enter a new source file:
(5’) In the ”File” menu click on ”New”
(6’) Choose ”C++ Source File” in ”Files”, fill in the file name, and click ”OK”
(7’) Enter your code
(8) In the ”Project” menu click on ”Settings”
(9) Choose ”C/C++” and enter in ”Project Options” the compiler flag you want to use.
The default value is ”/MLd”, alternatives are ”/ML”, ”/MD”, ”/MDd”, ”/MT”,
and ”/MTd”. Notice that you have to use the LEDA libraries that correspond to
the chosen flag, e.g., with option ”/MD” you must use libl md.lib, libg md.lib,
libp md.lib, libw md.lib, libgeow md.lib, and libd3 md.lib. Using another
set of libraries with ”/MD” could lead to serious linker errors.
(10) Choose ”Linker” and add the name of the LEDA libraries you want to use at the
beginning of line ”Object-/Library-Modules” as follows. We use to indicate
the compiler option chosen in Step (9) (, e.g., is mld for ”/MLd”).
• libl .lib
for programs using only basic data types of LEDA
• libg .lib libl .lib
for programs using graph data types
• libp .lib libg .lib libl .lib
for programs using geometric data types
• libd3 .lib libp .lib libg .lib libl .lib
wsock32.lib
for programs using three-dimensional data types
• libw .lib libp .lib libg .lib libl .lib
wsock32.lib
for programs using graphics data types
• libgeow .lib libd3 .lib libw .lib libp .lib
libg .lib libl .lib wsock32.lib
for programs using GeoWin
Alternatively, you can include in your program
and the correct LEDA libraries are linked to your program automatically. If GeoWin
is used you need to add " LINK GeoW" to the ”Preprocessor definitions” in Step (9).
Notice that autolink static.h only works correctly for the GUI package of LEDA.
(11) Click ”OK” to leave the ”Settings”
(12) In the ”Extras” menu click on ”Options”