The OpenStudio SDK installer can install components for a C++ API, C# API, Ruby API, or Python. Depending on which programing language you are using, you can install the appropriate API. How you use the OpenStudio SDK after installing it depends on the programming language you are using as well. The OpenStudio Application is one example of a C++ program that uses the OpenStudio SDK's C++ API. The OpenStudio Application uses CMake for it's build configuration system, it uses a CMake finder to find and use the OpenStudio SDK's C++ API. You can see this finder here. You can see how the OpenStudio SDK libraries are then linked with OpenStudio Application here.
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You want to link the OpenStudio SDK with a C++ project in Visual Studio, is that right? What language is your code written in?
I have just begun my programming carrier, I have very little knowledge about these workflows, I am writing my code in C++
Actually I am facing issue with linking it to my c++ code. It would be great if you suggest me the correct way of linking it, And also the way to check weather it is linked properly or not