When building on Windows, external dependencies should be placed in this folder.
C++ headers go in the 'include' folder, as shown in the file tree below.
Libraries go in the 'lib' folder, without any subfolders.
This should be the resulting directory structure:
Externals
| readme.txt (this file)
|
+---include/
| +---zconf.h
| +---zlib.h
| |
| +---curl/
| | \---(All curl headers)
| |
| +---GL/
| | \---(All GL headers)
| |
| \---SDL2/
| \---(All SD2L headers)
|
\---lib/
(All libs here)
You may not need to hunt and compile the headers and libraries all by yourself:
* There are pre-compiled zip files containing all required files for some versions of Visual Studio
* They're already packed in the correct layout. You just need to merge.
Visual Studio 2010:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/37804131/OpenSpades-Externals-Windows.zip
Visual Studio 2015:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pfvk8tns1qgkxpr/OpenSpades-Externals-Windows-VS2015.rar?dl=1
