From 780b92ada9afcf1d58085a83a0b9e6bc982203d1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Lorry Tar Creator
+ The C# support is built by a separate Visual Studio
+ solution and requires version 2.0 (or higher) of the .NET
+ platform. If the Berkeley DB utilities are required, build
+ Berkeley DB first following the instructions under Building Berkeley DB for 32 bit Windows or
+ Building Berkeley DB for 64-bit Windows.
+
- The C# support is built by a separate Visual Studio solution and
- requires version 2.0 (or higher) of the .NET platform. If the Berkeley
- DB utilities are required, build Berkeley DB first following the
- instructions under Building Berkeley DB for 32 bit Windows
- or Building Berkeley DB for 64-bit Windows.
- build_windows\BDB_dotnet.sln
; in
+ Visual Studio 2010/Visual Studio 2012, the solution is
+ build_windows\BDB_dotnet_vs2010.sln
.
+
- To build the C# API in Visual Studio
- 2005/Visual Studio 2008, the solution is
- build_windows\BDB_dotnet.sln
; in Visual Studio
- 2010, the solution is
- build_windows\BDB_dotnet_vs2010.sln
.
-
- By default, the solution will build the native libraries, the - managed assembly and all example programs. The NUnit tests need to - be built explicitly because of their dependence upon the NUnit - assembly. The native libraries will be placed in one of the - following subdirectories, depending upon the chosen configuration: -
+ By default, the solution will build the native + libraries, the managed assembly and all example programs. + The NUnit tests need to be built explicitly because of + their dependence upon the NUnit assembly. The native + libraries will be placed in one of the following + subdirectories, depending upon the chosen configuration: +@@ -82,9 +81,10 @@ |
- The managed assembly and all C# example programs will be placed in one of - the following subdirectories, depending upon the chosen configuration: -
+ The managed assembly and all C# example programs will + be placed in one of the following subdirectories, + depending upon the chosen configuration: +@@ -97,13 +97,14 @@ |
- The native libraries need to be locatable by the .NET platform, meaning - they must be copied into an application's directory, the Windows or - System directory, or their location must be added to the PATH - environment variable. The example programs demonstrate how to - programmatically edit the PATH variable. -
++ The native libraries need to be locatable by the .NET + platform, meaning they must be copied into an + application's directory, the Windows or System directory, + or their location must be added to the PATH environment + variable. The example programs demonstrate how to + programmatically edit the PATH variable. +