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Step 1: Download and install Visual Studio Community edition from Visual Studio
Step 2: When installing Visual Studio choose to include the workload Desktop Development with C++
Step 3: After installation, start Visual Studio, and from the start page choose Clone or checkout code
Step 4: Click on GitHub, browse to JackHeeley/armccOutputFilter and click the Clone button.
Step 5: Once cloning is complete, select the Solution Explorer panel and switch from the Folder View to the App3Dev.sln view (this is the more useful way to browse the solution).
Step 6: Right click on the project (called armccOutputFilter) and select Set as Startup project from the menu. (armccOutputFilter will then be shown in bold text).
Step 7: Right click again on armccOutputFilter and select Build from the menu. After building complete, the output window should show:
========== Build: 1 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========
You are now ready to go! Depending on your experience you may need to study and learn the Visual Studio features and capabilities before you can use them to browse explore test customize and experiment with armccOutputFilter.
Visual Studio main menu ribbon Build, Debug & Test tabs are an interesting place to start:
Build/Batch Build/Select All/Clean - deletes stuff that was previously and/or is partially built Build/Batch Build/Select All/Build - builds all of the solution components in all configurations Debug/Start without Debugging - runs program (in a console window) Test/Run All Tests - runs all unit tests (in the current configuration)
For CODE armccOutputFilter/Source Files/armccOutputFilter.cpp is the place to start reading (in this case all there is).