Thank you for reaching out to us.
Which IDE should I use? For C++ I usually use Dev-C++ but I think it's to amateur (or maybe not...(?)) I've also Visual Studio installed in my PC (I have Windows).
You can use any IDE or editor which works for you. Personally I use our Diamond Editor which I wrote using CopperSpice.
I would like to ask how to import the libraries to use them.
In C++ you do not import a library. To access functionality in a third party library you must include the headers in your source code and then link your application with the library.
(A) Please take a look at our
Journal / Blog. The following link will take you to the Table of Contents. The first example will explain how to link with CopperSpice on all of our supported platforms. A link to the full source code and build files can be found on the bottom of each example. We currently have over 30 examples.
https://journal.copperspice.com/?page_id=932
(B) Take a look at the following page in our "CopperSpice Overview" documentation. We have included a C++ sample project which links with CS.
https://www.copperspice.com/docs/cs_overview/sample-cs-cmake.html
(C) You can also take a look at the build files for our KitchenSink demo application.
https://www.copperspice.com/docs/cs_overview/demo-ks.html
Barbara