How to build it? Nunn Library source has been written in C++11 and compiles under several operating systems including Windows and Linux. To compile Nunn Library and related sample applications you may create a Visual Studio 2015 console application or build it by using GCC >= 4.8.1 (both VS project files and autoconf/automake scripts have been provided) or again using MinGW >= 4.8.1. Building Nunn Library using Visual Studio Getting the latest released code. Download and uncompress it. Solution and projects files are provided. Use Visual Studio (https://www.visualstudio.com/) to load and build the solution. 
Please, see also how building and cleaning projects and solutions in Visual Studio at link https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5tdasz7h.aspx Prerequisites for building Nunn Library on Windows You need Visual Studio 2015. It is also possible to build the solution using Visual Studio 2013, but to do this you need to modify project files in order to set PlatformToolset to v120.  Building Nunn Library on Linux Getting the latest released code. Download and uncompress it. Enter the package-name directory where you uncompressed it, and type the following commands: ./configurecd nunnmakesudo make installcd ..makePrerequisites for building Nunn Library on Linux To build Nunn Library on Linux you need to install GNU g++ compiler. For example, using a Debian/Ubuntu distros open the Terminal and then type the following apt-get command as root user: sudo apt-get install build-essentialSee also Ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingCompilersOthers: http://www.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=gcc-c%2b%2bBuilding in a separate 'build' directory To separate source and build directories you have to create the build directory anywhere you want and call configure from there. This will then build the code in the build directory you have created Example: mkdir your_nunn_build_dircd your_nunn_build_diryour_nunn_source_dir/configuremake |