I have a question on stack overflow:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18824604/cmake-and-visual-studio-build-errors


Basically, I'm trying to build tulip with visual studio 2012. 
Tulip is located here: tulip.labri.fr

The problem is, the instructions the tulip creators left for compiling tulip on 
windows are VERY out of date. If you look at the stack overflow link, the 
visual studio error output includes a lot of problems with it not being able to 
locate the freetype library. (There are linker errors, stating unresolved 
reference to xyz). And yet, in cmake I specified the location of the freetype 
dot lib file! Why is visual studio unable to find it?

Some of the errors you won't see in that particular stack overflow question are 
lacking header files that cannot be found on the include path. I wish there was 
a way to tell cmake the location of all includes so that visual studio could 
locate all of it's headers appropriately.

Lastly, I get a lot of access denied  errors. Those you can see-I don't know 
what the problem is with those. Those are libraries that are included, 
specified, and built along with the actual tulip source zip file. They come 
with tulip, and are projects within the  ALL_BUILD target created by cmake. I 
don't understand why I would get ACCESS_DENIED to files I created and own. 

If someone could just try and download tulip, it's easy to try and build this 
and reproduce the errors. It could take someone as little as 15 minutes to get 
where I'm at, I really wish someone would be willing to replicate my problems 
and help me build this application.
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