TWELITE STAGE (MWSDK2020-04 or later) extracts the distribution zip archive to a folder that does not contain Japanese or whitespace characters.
If you do not want to use TWELITE STAGE for the build, but want to use the make command, please refer here and set the MWSDK_ROOT environment variable.
The TWELITE SDK can be run on Windows, Linux, and OS X. However, there may be differences in the descriptions in this document depending on the environment. It also requires knowledge of the command line.
Reference Environment:
To install the TWELITE SDK, follow the steps below.
Extract the TWELITE SDK archive.
Avoid the following folders.
In this document, installation on Windows is described as C:\MWSDK.
Once the ZIP archive is extracted, the command line tools necessary for building will be available, but here we will introduce VSCode as a development environment.
For Windows, the necessary tools are included in the SDK archiv.
If you get an error when executing make on the command line (bash), install XCode.
After the installation is complete, type make and if you get the following message, you are good to go.
For 64bit Linux, you need to install a 32bit runtime environment.
Installing VSCode
You can use VSCode to edit the VSCode source code and invoke make; the build project that comes with TWELITE SDK includes a configuration definition file for working with VSCode.
This support does not deal with inquiries on how to install or use VSCode. Please refer to the information available in the public.
VSCode allows you to do the following
VSCode can be obtained from the link.
To enable Visual Studio Code to interpret C/C++ language descriptions, install the plugin.
The installation procedure is as follows.
