Managed-OSVR

Maintained at https://github.com/OSVR/Managed-OSVR

For details, see http://osvr.github.io

For support, see http://support.osvr.com

.NET Binding for OSVR - "Managed-OSVR"

The solution contains the ClientKit wrapper (in both .NET 2.0 and 4.5 versions) and ported examples based on the C++ examples from the core.

Bundled binary snapshot

Windows native DLLs are bundled in the osvr-core-snapshots directory. The are presently from the snapshot identified as:

OSVR-Core-Snapshot-v0.1-786-gc9f3bcb

Build options

Instead of just "Debug" and "Release" configurations, there are "Debug45", "Release45", "Debug20", and "Release20" configurations - the suffix indicates the version of the .NET Framework being compiled against. The assembly information of a compiled binary indicates which framework was used, and distinct build directories are used as well.

MSBuild Requirements and Properties

Some MSBuild tweaking was involved in getting the multi-framework targeting and native library copying working. Though the build can produce a .NET 2.0 assembly, you'll need at least 4.0 and the corresponding MSBuild to execute these builds.

If you prefer to exclusively use MSBuild, or want to build all variants at once, just run msbuild Managed-OSVR.proj /target:<TARGET> where <TARGET> is replaced by one of:

• ClientKit - to just build the main assembly, in all four configurations.
• Examples - to just build the examples, in all four configurations.
• Build (or with the /target flag omitted - build everything in all configurations
• Clean - clean all projects, all configurations.

For command-line builds, the following properties (centralized in MultiFramework.targets and CopyNativeLibraries.targets may be interesting when building an individual project (likely don't work with the Managed-OSVR.proj superproject):

• Configuration - A standard MSBuild property, but with the distinct meanings discussed above in Build Options, including automatically setting TargetFrameworkVersion
• BuildRoot - The parent directory that will contain bin and obj - defaults to a directory named build in the repository root.
• NativeRoot - Defaults to the bundled osvr-core-snapshots directory, but you can point it to a similarly-laid-out alternate directory. If you look in the corresponding targets file, you'll see that you can override the locating of the native libraries additionally/instead at each level of granularity, to accommodate any sort of build environment.

License

This project: Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.