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- Make sure that Microsoft Visual Studio version installed on your machine matches the package (VS 2019/ VS 2022)
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- Make sure that Microsoft Visual Studio version installed on your machine matches the package (VS 2026)
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- In addition make sure that the package you downloaded matches the configuration you need: Win32 / x64 and Debug / Release
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- Make sure you have WinPcap or Npcap Developer's pack installed (WinPcap Dev Pack can be downloaded from https://www.winpcap.org/devel.htm, Npcap SDK can be downloaded from https://nmap.org/npcap/#download)
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- If your application uses CMake, you can add `PcapPlusPlus_ROOT=<PACKAGE_DIR>`, `PCAP_ROOT=<WinPcap_OR_Npcap_DIR>` and `Packet_ROOT=<WinPcap_OR_Npcap_DIR>``
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when running CMake. For example:if you downloaded the package forVS 2022, x64 and Release, you need to run the following commands:
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- `cmake -A x64 -G "Visual Studio 172022" -S . -B build -DPcapPlusPlus_ROOT=<PACKAGE_DIR>-DPCAP_ROOT=<WinPcap_OR_Npcap_DIR>-DPacket_ROOT=<WinPcap_OR_Npcap_DIR>`
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when running CMake. For example:if you downloaded the package for x64 and Release, you need to run the following commands:
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- `cmake -A x64 -G "Visual Studio 182026" -S . -B build -DPcapPlusPlus_ROOT=<PACKAGE_DIR>-DPCAP_ROOT=<WinPcap_OR_Npcap_DIR>-DPacket_ROOT=<WinPcap_OR_Npcap_DIR>`
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