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At this point, you should be ready to compile/build your new project. From the menu bar, select Build > Build Solution.
If the Output window says 1 succeeded, the build worked! If not, look at the first error message(s) and see if it matches any of the following:
* Cannot open source file "ctoptn.h":
Step 5, the first include (".....sdk\ctree.cpp") is missing / not correct.
* Cannot open include file: 'ctdbsdk.hpp':
* Identifier "CTDBRET" is undefined:
Step 5, the second include (".....include") is missing / not correct.
* Unresolved external symbol - "gethostname", or "WSAStartup":
Step 4, you are missing the "ws2_32.lib" dependency.
* Unresolved external symbol - "__imp_CryptProtectData" or "__imp_CryptUnprotectData":
Step 4, you are missing the "crypt32.lib" dependency.
* Unresolved external symbol “_ctdbStartDatabaseEngine” (or anything starting with "_ctdb"):
There is a problem with step 3 - you are missing 'mtclient.lib' and / or you have a 32-bit vs. 64-bit mismatch.
Once you successfully build this simple test file, an “end-to-end” test should be performed. To do that, copy the contents of the first tutorial into your source code file (leaving the #include "pch.h" line at the top of the program), build it, and then run it (with the c-tree server running as well). If that succeeds, then you know that your project can connect to the database and perform CRUD operations (record Create, Read, Update, and Delete). A typical path for the first tutorial is as follows:
C:\FairCom\V11.5.0\winX64\sdk\ctree.cpp\tutorials\ctpp_tutorial1.cpp
For information about starting the FairCom Server, see Server Quick Start in the FairCom Server Administrator's Guide.
