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I have set up GLFW and GLAD in Visual Studio 2017 as follows:

I created in C: directory, folder GLFW-GLAD, and in V.S., Empty Project "Project-0" and Source file "Main.cpp".

1. In project GLFW-GLAD's "Properties", Configuration: [All Configurations], Platform: [Active(Win32)], Configuration Properties:

1.1. C/C++ > General > "Additional Include Directories" window > "C:GLFW-GLADglfwinclude" and "C:GLFW-GLADgladinclude".

1.2. Linker > General > "Additional Library Directories" window > "C:GLFW-GLADglfwlib-vc2015"

1.3. Linker > Input > "Additional Dependencies" window > "opengl32.lib; glfw3.lib; glfw3dll.lib".

1.4. Linker > System > Subsystem > Console (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE)

2. In project folder "Project-0" I have pasted files: "glad.c" and "glfw3.dll".

I copied program from https://www.glfw.org/docs/latest/quick.html and pasted in Main.cpp code area. I attempted run it but failed. Output is

"fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'linmath.h': No such file or directory"

Please help.






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    Is there any such file on your system? Where is it?
    – Tim Randall
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  • Exactly, your job as a programmer is to figure out why the compiler can not find the file in it's include paths. We don't know what is on your disk so its difficult to help..
    – drescherjm
    Oct 31 at 15:59












  • Sounds like you'll need to grab the .h file from here and put it somewhere the compiler can see it. github.com/datenwolf/linmath.h
    – enhzflep
    Oct 31 at 16:03















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I have set up GLFW and GLAD in Visual Studio 2017 as follows:

I created in C: directory, folder GLFW-GLAD, and in V.S., Empty Project "Project-0" and Source file "Main.cpp".

1. In project GLFW-GLAD's "Properties", Configuration: [All Configurations], Platform: [Active(Win32)], Configuration Properties:

1.1. C/C++ > General > "Additional Include Directories" window > "C:GLFW-GLADglfwinclude" and "C:GLFW-GLADgladinclude".

1.2. Linker > General > "Additional Library Directories" window > "C:GLFW-GLADglfwlib-vc2015"

1.3. Linker > Input > "Additional Dependencies" window > "opengl32.lib; glfw3.lib; glfw3dll.lib".

1.4. Linker > System > Subsystem > Console (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE)

2. In project folder "Project-0" I have pasted files: "glad.c" and "glfw3.dll".

I copied program from https://www.glfw.org/docs/latest/quick.html and pasted in Main.cpp code area. I attempted run it but failed. Output is

"fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'linmath.h': No such file or directory"

Please help.






c++ glfw







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    Is there any such file on your system? Where is it?
    – Tim Randall
    Oct 31 at 15:58










  • Exactly, your job as a programmer is to figure out why the compiler can not find the file in it's include paths. We don't know what is on your disk so its difficult to help..
    – drescherjm
    Oct 31 at 15:59












  • Sounds like you'll need to grab the .h file from here and put it somewhere the compiler can see it. github.com/datenwolf/linmath.h
    – enhzflep
    Oct 31 at 16:03













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I have set up GLFW and GLAD in Visual Studio 2017 as follows:

I created in C: directory, folder GLFW-GLAD, and in V.S., Empty Project "Project-0" and Source file "Main.cpp".

1. In project GLFW-GLAD's "Properties", Configuration: [All Configurations], Platform: [Active(Win32)], Configuration Properties:

1.1. C/C++ > General > "Additional Include Directories" window > "C:GLFW-GLADglfwinclude" and "C:GLFW-GLADgladinclude".

1.2. Linker > General > "Additional Library Directories" window > "C:GLFW-GLADglfwlib-vc2015"

1.3. Linker > Input > "Additional Dependencies" window > "opengl32.lib; glfw3.lib; glfw3dll.lib".

1.4. Linker > System > Subsystem > Console (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE)

2. In project folder "Project-0" I have pasted files: "glad.c" and "glfw3.dll".

I copied program from https://www.glfw.org/docs/latest/quick.html and pasted in Main.cpp code area. I attempted run it but failed. Output is

"fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'linmath.h': No such file or directory"

Please help.






c++ glfw







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I have set up GLFW and GLAD in Visual Studio 2017 as follows:

I created in C: directory, folder GLFW-GLAD, and in V.S., Empty Project "Project-0" and Source file "Main.cpp".

1. In project GLFW-GLAD's "Properties", Configuration: [All Configurations], Platform: [Active(Win32)], Configuration Properties:

1.1. C/C++ > General > "Additional Include Directories" window > "C:GLFW-GLADglfwinclude" and "C:GLFW-GLADgladinclude".

1.2. Linker > General > "Additional Library Directories" window > "C:GLFW-GLADglfwlib-vc2015"

1.3. Linker > Input > "Additional Dependencies" window > "opengl32.lib; glfw3.lib; glfw3dll.lib".

1.4. Linker > System > Subsystem > Console (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE)

2. In project folder "Project-0" I have pasted files: "glad.c" and "glfw3.dll".

I copied program from https://www.glfw.org/docs/latest/quick.html and pasted in Main.cpp code area. I attempted run it but failed. Output is

"fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'linmath.h': No such file or directory"

Please help.






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  • 3




    Is there any such file on your system? Where is it?
    – Tim Randall
    Oct 31 at 15:58










  • Exactly, your job as a programmer is to figure out why the compiler can not find the file in it's include paths. We don't know what is on your disk so its difficult to help..
    – drescherjm
    Oct 31 at 15:59












  • Sounds like you'll need to grab the .h file from here and put it somewhere the compiler can see it. github.com/datenwolf/linmath.h
    – enhzflep
    Oct 31 at 16:03














  • 3




    Is there any such file on your system? Where is it?
    – Tim Randall
    Oct 31 at 15:58










  • Exactly, your job as a programmer is to figure out why the compiler can not find the file in it's include paths. We don't know what is on your disk so its difficult to help..
    – drescherjm
    Oct 31 at 15:59












  • Sounds like you'll need to grab the .h file from here and put it somewhere the compiler can see it. github.com/datenwolf/linmath.h
    – enhzflep
    Oct 31 at 16:03








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Is there any such file on your system? Where is it?
– Tim Randall
Oct 31 at 15:58




Is there any such file on your system? Where is it?
– Tim Randall
Oct 31 at 15:58












Exactly, your job as a programmer is to figure out why the compiler can not find the file in it's include paths. We don't know what is on your disk so its difficult to help..
– drescherjm
Oct 31 at 15:59






Exactly, your job as a programmer is to figure out why the compiler can not find the file in it's include paths. We don't know what is on your disk so its difficult to help..
– drescherjm
Oct 31 at 15:59














Sounds like you'll need to grab the .h file from here and put it somewhere the compiler can see it. github.com/datenwolf/linmath.h
– enhzflep
Oct 31 at 16:03




Sounds like you'll need to grab the .h file from here and put it somewhere the compiler can see it. github.com/datenwolf/linmath.h
– enhzflep
Oct 31 at 16:03












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  1. Add to project (by Solution Explorer > Source Files > Add > New Item > Header File) header file linmath.h. Go to https://github.com/glfw/glfw/blob/master/deps/linmath.h copy code and paste in linmath.h code area.

  2. Delete glad.c from project folder and add it to project by Solution Explorer > Source Files > Add > Existing Item. Regards.






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      1. Add to project (by Solution Explorer > Source Files > Add > New Item > Header File) header file linmath.h. Go to https://github.com/glfw/glfw/blob/master/deps/linmath.h copy code and paste in linmath.h code area.

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        2. Delete glad.c from project folder and add it to project by Solution Explorer > Source Files > Add > Existing Item. Regards.






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        1. Add to project (by Solution Explorer > Source Files > Add > New Item > Header File) header file linmath.h. Go to https://github.com/glfw/glfw/blob/master/deps/linmath.h copy code and paste in linmath.h code area.

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