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Installation
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OpenTK does not require installation. Simply decompress the archive to a folder of your choice.
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Usage
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To use OpenTK, you need to reference "OpenTK.dll". Refer to http://www.opentk.com/doc for specific instructions.
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Regardless of your development environment and operating system, ensure that you copy "OpenTK.dll.config" to the output directory. Without OpenTK.dll.config, your application will not function on Linux or MacOS.
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Build instructions
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You can build OpenTK using Visual Studio 2005+, SharpDevelop 2.0+, MonoDevelop 2.0+, msbuild or nant. Instructions:
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1a. Open the Build/ folder.
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1b. If you are using a fresh SVN checkout, double click "Build.exe", type "vs" and press enter twice to create OpenTK.sln. This step is not necessary if you are using a released version of OpenTK.
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2a. If you are using Visual Studio, SharpDevelop or MonoDevelop, double-click OpenTK.sln, select a build configuration (debug/release) and build the project.
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2b. If you wish to build from the commandline:
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[Windows]
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Make sure msbuild is in your path and type:
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cd Build
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Build.exe vs
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msbuild
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[Linux / MacOS]
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Make sure nant (http://nant.sourceforge.net) is in your path and type:
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cd Build/
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mono Build.exe nant release
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4. The resulting binaries are placed into the Binaries/Release or Binaries/Debug folder. |