Porting to OF 0.12

[nitin710]

Updating OF to 0.12

• EmotiBit software can be ported to OF12 without any code changes. Tested on windows 10 build system.

Changes in dependencies

• updated Windows SDK version to 10.0.22621.0 (previously 10.0)
• Updated Platform Toolset to v142 (previously v141)
• Visual studion 2022 (previously 2019)

Dev notes

• OF12 was compiled using a newer version of Visual studio (VS-2019), and thus uses a Platform Toolset V142. The pre-compiled OF12 project was created in VS2019.
• Therefore, to compile software using OF 0.12, we need to switch to VS 2019+. Toolset V142 was not available in VS2017.
  • The testing was performed using VS-2022.

Test details to port to OF 0.12 (Windows+Visual Studio 2022)

• Create a new project using Project Generator. Open the project in VS2022.
• Make the following changes to the sln
  • Add EmotiBit_XPlat_Utils to the Solution
  • Add EmotiBit_XPlat_Utils/src to the "additional include directories"
• Add path to lsl.lib file in "Linker > Aditional library directories"
• Add lsl.dll in bin/data
• Add path to ofxOscilloscope/ofxPatchboard/Patchboard/src in the "additional include directories"

Changes to EmotiBit software dependency structure

ofxOscilloscope

• Currently ofxOscillsocope contains ofxPatchboard.
• But, if the Project Generator is used "as is", it does not include ofxOscilloscope/ofxPatchboard/Patchboard/src automatically into the project. It is therefore advisable to move ofxPatchBoard to another location so that updating project using Project Generator becomes easy.

EmotiBit_Xplat_Utils

• This should be moved to a location that is automatically scanned and added to the project by VS solution.

Next steps

• Moving ofxPatchboard and EmotiBit_XPlat_Utils to a new location
  • Do note that Openframeworks automatically detects nested folders in ADDON/src or ADDON/include. Therefore, it might be worth moving ofxPatchboard and EmotiBit_XPlat_Utils to a ADDON/src as a git submodule or a git sub tree.
• Creating a new project file in VS 2022 for all EmotiBit applications
• Testing on macOS and Linux