6.5 Building and Compiling
To build the generated classes, use the generated makefile. First, copy the provided files complexContent_main.cpp and complexContent.xml to complexContentExample\app\data directory, allowing them to overwrite the generated files of the same name.
On UNIX/Linux, you must set your RWSF_HOME environment variable before using the makefiles. On Windows, be sure you have run the script rwsfvars.bat and set up your command window with the MSVC environment.
From the code generation directory complexContentExample, invoke the following command specific to your OS/compiler.
Win32
nmake
UNIX/Linux
make
This builds the shared library for all of your generated classes.
To build the libraries and the sample application together, issue the nmake command and specify the sample complexContent_main application target:
Win32
nmake complexContent_main.exe
UNIX/Linux
make complexContent_main
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