Example of installation for Windows using vcpkg
You can install Protobuf
and \gRPC
packages on Windows using vcpkg.
Note: As an alternative solution, you can build Protobuf
and \gRPC
packages manually. Build instructions can be found for Protobuf and gRPC respectively.
Windows installation prerequisites:
- The vcpkg package manager
- Microsoft Visual C++ compiler
- Qt 6.6 or later, including Additional libraries: Qt Protobuf and Qt GRPC
The vcpkg
is a cross-platform C/C++ package manager. You can use the vcpkg
for Protobuf
, \gRPC
and its dependencies installation:
.\vcpkg.exe install protobuf protobuf:x64-windows .\vcpkg.exe install grpc:x64-windows
Finally, you can build and execute Qt-based projects with Protobuf
and \gRPC
support. For instance, run Magic 8 Ball from your installed version of Qt. The example requires both packages to be installed, since Magic 8 Ball
uses native C++ source code generator plugin for the server part of application. Following steps are required to start Magic 8 Ball
example:
- Find Magic 8 Ball in
Examples
section: - Choose MSVC-based building kit from Qt-creator configuration settings:
- Add the paths to the installed
Protobuf
and\gRPC
packages to theCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH
environment variable insideInitial Configuration
settings block: - Build and Run.
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