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# Calibration app | ||
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This application was develop with the intention of simulating different order instrumentation for different inputs. Currently, the application has only a single roder implemented and a single input implemented, but can be easly extended for other orders and inputs. | ||
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# Build | ||
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In order to build it's required a windows compiler, preferrably MSVC and CMake. | ||
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In the working directory(The one with CMakelists.txt), run | ||
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```cmake | ||
cmake -S . -B path/to/Build | ||
``` | ||
if no CMake generator was provided, CMake should be able to find a compiler and generate the build files for that. Despite that, it's highly recommended to use MSVC(which was used for development) to compile. | ||
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then call CMake build | ||
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```cmake | ||
cmake --build path/to/build --config release --target Calibracao-0.1 | ||
``` | ||
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If you're on windows, you should be able to run the `.bat` files to compile if you have the requirements. | ||
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