How can I compile JRTP (Jori Real Time Transfer protocol) Library?

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Asked: May 28, 20262026-05-28T04:30:17+00:00 2026-05-28T04:30:17+00:00

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Editorial Team · Answer 1 · 2026-05-28T04:30:18+00:00

The best way to compile JRTP lib is using CMake. The procedure is described bellow.

**1. Open the Cmake Gui version.

Select your source directory such as C:/project/jrtp-3.9.1
Select your build dirctory such as C:/project/jrtp-3.9.1/build
Press the Add Entry button and add a prefix CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX and select the path of
the library such as C:/local.
Then press the config button.
If you want a static library then leave the setting and press the config button again.
Then press the generate button.
Then go to the build directory and you will see a .sln file. build it using Visual Studio and your JRTP static lib is ready.
If you want a dynamic library then before configuring again in the CMake Gui uncheck the JRTP_COMPILE_STATIC.
Then the procedure is same and your JRTP dynamic lib is ready.
But remember before completing these tasks you have to compile jthread library and place the jthread.lib in the C:/local/lib and the headers of this library in the C:/local/include location. jthread is a dependency of JRTP library.
Compiling jthread using Cmake is same as JRTP compiling but it has no dependency.**

courtesy: Jori Liesenborgs (Creator of the JRTP library).

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