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How to use the Gtk# code generator:
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Install dependencies:
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* You need to install the XML::LibXML perl bindings and Gtk#.
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Within your project directory, do the following:
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* Setup a toplevel subdirectory for each namespace/assembly you
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are wrapping. Instruct the makefile for this directory to compile,
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at minimum, generated/*.
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* Write a .sources file listing the source directories for the
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libraries you will be wrapping, one line per directory. The
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format is: "directory namespace library".
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* Run gapi.pl SOURCEFILE APIDIR where SOURCEFILE is the sources file
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you just wrote, and APIDIR is the directory to place the API XML
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descriptions in.
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* Run gapi_codegen.exe on the API files you created. If you depend
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on any other wrapped libraries (such as gtk-sharp.dll), you need to
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include their API listings via the --include directive.
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The code generator, if successful, will have populated the assembly
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directories with generated/ directories.
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It is generally helpful to automate this process with makefiles. Gtk# uses
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the following organization:
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sources/: Source directories, .sources listing, .metadata files.
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Is not listed in SUBDIRS, developers run make manually here when
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they want to update the API files.
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api/: API files written here. They are committed to CVS and included
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in releases for the convenience of the lib user.
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This _is_ listed in SUBDIRS, the generator directives are in
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this makefile. (And hence api needs to be listed before
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the assembly directories)
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