Install Package Overview

When you either download a wx.NET pre-built binary package or install wx.NET from the build system using "make wxnet-install" (Linux and Mac only) , a number of directories and files get created. We'll briefly summarize the install package below.

Sample-Launcher
- Runs the launcher.exe sample browser
- Implemented as a shortcut on MacOS, a .sh shell script on Linux, and a simple .exe assembly under Windows
README.txt - brief description of wx.NET and how to run the samples
LICENSE.txt - the license that governs the use of wx.NET
CONTRIBUTORS.txt - who's contributed to wx.NET development
Bin/
- The libraries, sample exe assemblies, and utilities
- On Linux and Mac, the wxWidgets shared libraries you built against also get copied here, ensuring Bin is a true snapshot of a wx.NET build
Docs/

API/
- Class reference
- Useful only to show what classes/members have been implemented
- Consult the wxWidgets documentation for a detailed description of each class and member
- Always available in build downloads or http://wxnet.sourceforge.net/apiref/ (for the latest wx.NET release)
- An optional part of the build process: type "make apiref" or "make apiref-install"; requires PNET as it's C# documentation tools are used
Manual/
- This manual
- Also available at http://wxnet.sourceforge.net/manual/ (for the latest wx.NET release)

Demos/ - the FreeCell VB.NET demo is located here
MacBundles/ - Mac only; bundles for samples and any graphical utilities
Samples/ - a copy of the sample source code

Last changed on $Date: 2004/07/09 04:59:33 $ by $Author: t9mike $ • Original Author: Michael S. Muegel