On Sat, Apr 3, 2021, 04:36 Srijan <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everyone. > I followed the steps written in INSTALL.MD file but the terminal kept > giving > me cmake error. > <http://qpid.2158936.n2.nabble.com/file/t396591/Capture.png>
The picture I see is tiny and I can't read the error message. Please copy-paste the text from the terminal into the e-mail. Here's how you do that on Windows https://superuser.com/a/1143333 I was thinking about using a linux system but I am not very proficient at > it. You'd want to use Ubuntu, just because it probably has the largest population of beginners using it and they produce lots of beginner questions on the internet you can find with search engines. Or you can ask your own and it will be well received, because Ubuntu people are used to having beginners around. * https://brb.nci.nih.gov/seqtools/installUbuntu.html Oracle VirtualBox can be used to run a virtual machine with Ubumtu linux from Windows * https://ubuntu.com/wsl Windows Subsystem for Linux allows for a faster and more lightweight way of achieving essentially the same result as VirtualBox gives you If you decide to try, then try one of the two ways I've listed. Both are about running Ubuntu from inside Windows, which is more convenient than the other methods. WSL2 seems to be the more light-weight option and faster to get going, if I understand it correctly (I only used VirtualBox previously). I talked to one of my friends and he insisted on installing turbo cpp You mean this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_C%2B%2B ?! That does not look promising. Qpid Proton's INSTALL.md talks about Visual Studio, which is what you should install. There is I think a version of Visual Studio 2019 that is free to use. I decided to work on gitpod and so far all the commands seem to be working > just fine. However, I would like to know if this was a good idea? If you can fit your usage into the Free plan thay offer, then I think it's fine for now. I still recommend installing either Ubuntu (to have your own Linux environment, for offline work, or if you want to have your IDE open for more than 50 hours per month and not pay for the privilege) or install Microsoft Visual Studio and try to get your Windows development environment to work.
