Easy setup for building a basic graphics window using C++, raylib, Visual Studio and vcpkg.

1) Create a new 'C++ Console App' project called 'RaylibBasicWindow'
inside Visual Studio.

2) Surf to raylib.com and put its core example 'Basic Window'
source code inside your RaylibBasicWindow.cpp file.

3) ONLY IF VCPKG HAS NOT BEEN INSTALLED YET
Install vcpkg through command prompt:

- cd *the folder where you want to install vcpkg*
- git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg.git
- cd vcpkg
- bootstrap-vcpkg.bat (to build vcpkg.exe)
- vcpkg integrate install (to use vcpkg with your Visual Studio projects)

4) Prepare your project to use a vcpkg manifest file

Project configuration -- vcpkg -- Use Vcpkg Manifest -- Yes

5) Create your vckpg.json manifest file. This will find and build the
raylib library and all necessary dependencies automagically.
It will also prep your project configuration
so Visual Studio will be able to find all the required headers files.

Inside Visual Studio create a vcpkg.json file and save it in the root
directory of your new RaylibBasicWindow project.

{
"name": "raylibbasicwindow",
"version-string": "1.0.0",
"dependencies": [
"raylib"
]
}

(!) The name should all be lower case (so NOT RayLibBasicWindow)
(!) dependencies should be a JSON array

(if Intellisense afterwards still has trouble finding any of your #include
directives: save all and close/reopen Visual Studio and your project)

Build and run/debug your solution ;)