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@ -4,8 +4,9 @@ From an higher level overview, CppSharp will take a bunch of user-provided C/C++
headers and generate either C++/CLI or C# code that can be compiled into a headers and generate either C++/CLI or C# code that can be compiled into a
regular .NET assembly. regular .NET assembly.
Since there are no binary releases yet, the project needs to be compiled from To get started you can either compile from source or get one of the pre-compiled binary releases from the [releases archive](https://github.com/mono/CppSharp/releases).
source first.
# Building from source
## LLVM/Clang source repositories ## ## LLVM/Clang source repositories ##
@ -54,7 +55,7 @@ msbuild LLVM.sln /p:Configuration=RelWithDebInfo;Platform=x64 /m
cd <CppSharp>\build cd <CppSharp>\build
generateprojects.bat generateprojects.bat
)
msbuild vs2013\CppSharp.sln /p:Configuration=Release;Platform=x86 msbuild vs2013\CppSharp.sln /p:Configuration=Release;Platform=x86
``` ```
@ -92,11 +93,9 @@ make
The version you compile needs to match the version of the Mono VM installed on your system which you can find by running `mono --version`. The reason for this is because a 32-bit VM will only be able to load 32-bit shared libraries and vice-versa for 64-bits. The version you compile needs to match the version of the Mono VM installed on your system which you can find by running `mono --version`. The reason for this is because a 32-bit VM will only be able to load 32-bit shared libraries and vice-versa for 64-bits.
## Compiling on Linux (experimental) ## Compiling on Linux
The Linux support is not complete, and these directions are included for developing CppSharp developers. Only 64-bits builds are supported at the moment.
Only 64bit build works at the moment. The build has been verified on Ubuntu 14.04.
### Compiling LLVM on Linux ### Compiling LLVM on Linux
@ -139,8 +138,6 @@ If you need more verbosity from the builds invoke `make` as:
verbose=true make -C gmake config=release_x64 verbose=true make -C gmake config=release_x64
``` ```
Note that at the moment the build fails, as the CppSharp tests fail. However, the library itself has been built fine.
Additionally, you may want to run a very simple test to see that it works. The test needs to find CppSharp library, so cppsharp-test needs to be clone in to the same directory where you cloned CppSharp. Also, the CppSharp directory needs to be named "cppsharp". Additionally, you may want to run a very simple test to see that it works. The test needs to find CppSharp library, so cppsharp-test needs to be clone in to the same directory where you cloned CppSharp. Also, the CppSharp directory needs to be named "cppsharp".
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