fstream, stringstream etc.)Īuto requestStream = Aws::MakeShared("s3-sample") Static const char* BUCKET = "s3-cpp-sample-bucket" Static const char* KEY = "s3_cpp_sample_key" If we want to write a simple program to upload and retrieve objects from Amazon S3. For more information, see our readme on github.
#Recompile with cmake how to
The example we will use in this post assumes you are familiar with Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), and know how to download and build the SDK. We have now updated the CMake build scripts to handle this complexity for you. CMake has built-in functionality that will handle this scenario. This is an error-prone– and now unnecessary– process. This involves building the SDK, installing the header files and libraries somewhere, updating the build system of the application with the include and linker paths, and passing definitions to the compiler. Even after you have figured out what you want to do and which libraries you need to use, you encounter seemingly endless, painful tasks to compile, link, and distribute your application.ĪWS SDK for C++ users most frequently report the difficulty of compiling and linking against the SDK. This first post will start where most projects start, with the building of a simple program.īuilding an application in C++ can be a daunting task-especially when dependencies are involved. We are excited to receive and share feedback with the C++ community. This is our very first C++ blog post for the AWS Developer blog.
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