?Yes all the dlls will be produced by this script.
In fact, thanks for the script to it's author, it's the harder part (especially 
for windows users as I am, we are not used to compile in the linux wa  )
I hope in the future that the libvirt windows dll will be directly hosted on 
libvirt.org, but I don't know.

Regards,

Arnaud


From: 黄亮 
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2010 10:05 AM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: Re: SPAM-LOW: Re: Re: Guide for libvirt C# bindings


Really appreciated!

Just to confirm that, all the dlls you mentioned is produced after I use 
photron scripts, right?
That's great. And really thank you for what you've done.

Regards and best wishes


2010-10-28 

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黄亮 

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发件人: [email protected] 
发送时间: 2010-10-28  15:45:15 
收件人: 黄亮 
抄送: [email protected] 
主题: Re: SPAM-LOW: Re: Re: Guide for libvirt C# bindings 
Okay,

libvirt-0.dll is the libvirt project compilation under windows. To produced it, 
there is two ways, the hard way and the smooth way 
the hard way is to install msys, mingwin and so one to have all needed tools, 
then download needed sources compile them. It's hard, and long.
the smooth way is to use photron (Matthias) scripts to produce it. You can find 
scripts here : http://github.com/photron/msys_setup
You download the scripts and foolow the readme.txt which is inside.

Once you have compiled libvirt, you need to put these dll in an accessible way 
for your application (usually, I put it under the .exe produced by .Net) :
- libcurl-4.dll (if compiled with esx support)
- libgcrypt-11.dll
- libgnutls-26.dll
- libgpg-error-0.dll
- libportablexdr-0.dll
- libtasn1-3.dll
- libvirt-0.dll
- libxml2-2.dll

Regards,

Arnaud



From: 黄亮 
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2010 9:29 AM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: SPAM-LOW: Re: Re: Guide for libvirt C# bindings


Thank you for your reply.

I've downloaded the source code by git. It seems the project needs a dll called 
libvirt-0.dll.
It would be appreciated that you can tell me where to get the dll or how to 
produce it. Then I can try your examples and write my own.

Regards


2010-10-28 

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Lancer 

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发送时间: 2010-10-28  15:12:43 
收件人: 黄亮 
抄送: [email protected] 
主题: Re: Guide for libvirt C# bindings 
Hi,

the C# bindings provides 3 sample code to show how to use them. All functions 
are not in the examples, but examples show how to connect and get domain events 
(callbacks...)

I use these bindings for another project : DAVIM ( www.devatom.fr sorry it's in 
french only ) and they work well.

Anyway, I can help you if you have questions.

Arnaud


From: 黄亮 
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2010 4:30 AM
To: arnaud.champion 
Subject: Guide for libvirt C# bindings


Dear Arnaud Champion

I learned you are making C# bindings for libvirt on libvirt.org. I'm interested 
in it and want to have a try on Windows.
Do you have any guide books or introductions for using your C# bindings? I'm 
using .Net Framework 3.5 and VS 2005.

Look forward to your reply.
Regards


2010-10-28 

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Lancer 


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