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# How to build & port GuiLite?
## How to build GuiLite libary for Windows?
Prerequisite: Windows 10, visul stdio 2015/2017
- Open "GuiLite.sln" by Visual studio 2017
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- Choose your Device type(Default: STM32F103ZE) from option for target.
- Build GuiLite.
- Output here: /GuiLite/Objects/GuiLite.lib
## How to port?
Here are 2 options for porting. For option 1: you should build GuiLite library, and move all headers files & library to your project; For option 2: You do not need to build GuiLite library, just merge all GuiLite code into 1 header(GuiLite.h) & 1 source(GuiLite.cpp), then move the 2 files to your project.
We recommend option 2, because of:
- Easy to port - no need to buid library
- Easy to move - just 2 files
- Easy to manage header files - just 1 header file
- Easy to debug - no library binary
### Option 1: Header & Library
- Headers: core_include, widgets_include
- Library: The GuiLite library
1. Move core_include/widgets_include to your project
2. Build GuiLite library by above building process
3. Link GuiLite library to your project
4. Rebuild your project
### Option 2: Header & Source
1. Execute `1h-1cpp.sh` to merge the whole source code into: 1 header(GuiLite.h) & 1 source(GuiLite.cpp)
2. Move GuiLite.h/GuiLite.cpp to your project
3. Rebuild your project