Optional: AutoIt v3 3.2.10, only needed if you want to package the Guest Additions. Optional: Java SE 6 JDK, only needed if you want to build Java API bindings, both webservice and COM. Grab the sources from:Īdd VBOX_PATH_GSOAP=\path\to\gsoap-VERSION\gsoap and VBOX_GSOAP_INSTALLED=1 to your LocalConfig.kmk file (no autodetection from configure.vbs).Īdd VBOX_WITH_WEBSERVICES= to LocalConfig.kmk to disable building + packing the webservice API server. Optional: gSOAP 2.8.x, only needed if you want to build the webservice API server. Use VBOX_PATH_NSIS= in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to this package. Required plugins: AccessControl, NsProcess. Optional: NSIS 3.x, only needed if you want to build the Guest Additions including the installer. Use VBOX_INF2CAT=\path\to\inf2cat.exe in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to the inf2cat.exe tool. Use VBOX_PATH_SIGN_TOOLS=\path\to\signtool.exe in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to signtool.exe tool. Normally part of the WDK: certmgr.exe, makecert.exe, signtool.exe and so on. Use -with-python= to specify the path for configure.vbs. Python 2.7.x, needed to build Python API bindings, both webservice and COM. You're all set if yasm.exe is found in PATH. Yasm 1.3, needed to build assembly code files. For building the 64-bit target you need to add -with-libcurl32= to specify the path to the 32-bit cURL development package as both cURL variants (32-bit and 64-bit) are required then. Use -with-libcurl= to specify the path for configure.vbs. 
(use the devel version without SSL support) Use -disable-sdl as parameter for configure.vbs to disable the SDL frontend and to remove the dependency to SDL. Use -with-libsdl= to specify the path for configure.vbs.
SDL v1.2.7 or later development package (VC6):. Use -with-qt5= to specify the path for configure.vbs. Note! This has to be built with the Visual C++ compiler mentioned above. Use -with-ddk= to specify the path for configure.vbs. 
Windows Driver Development Kit (WDK) v7.1 (needed primarily for building Guest Additions).Use -with-sdk10= to specify the path for configure.vbs. Windows SDK 11 and WDK 11 (just for building trunk).Use -with-sdk= to specify the path for configure.vbs.
Windows Platform SDK v7.1 (just for building VirtualBox 6.1.x).Use -with-vc= to specify the path for configure.vbs. Visual Studio 2010 with service pack 1 (for trunk: Visual Studio 2019 Version 16.11).Instead, you have to follow these steps but they aren't overly difficult. As VirtualBox is a cross platform project, we use a cross platform build system meaning that there won't be any Visual C++ project files that you can open and just build.
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