Table of contents
1 Compilation tool preparation
When compiling Matterport3D Simulator under Ubuntu, tools such as cmake and gcc are needed, then compiling and installing Matterport Simulator under Windows requires installing cmake-gui and Visual Studio to compile and install the simulator.
1.1 Install Cmake Gui
First, go to the cmake official website to download the cmake tool for the Windows environment, and select the .msi or .zip file to download in the Binary distributions. The final effect of the two is the same.
I used .msi to install and checked Add environment variables, so that I can use cmake-related commands directly in the terminal.
After the installation is successful, open the Cmake Gui interface as follows
1.2 Install Visual Studio
This only needs to go to the official website to download the Installer and install it. When installing, select "Desktop development using C++".
2 summary
At this point, the preparation of the compilation tool is completed, and the content of the first part is here. The next part will record how to install the relevant dependencies of Matterport3D Simulator.