Setting things up on Windows
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Much instruction on this is in the [[User Documentation|User Docs]] | Much instruction on this is in the [[User Documentation|User Docs]] | ||
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| − | Okay, so you'll want an IDE. | + | Okay, so you'll want an IDE. There are two choices on Windows, [http://sharpdevelop.net/OpenSource/SD/ SharpDevelop] or [http://www.microsoft.com/express/vcsharp/ Visual C# 2008] (2005 would also be fine). Get one of these babies, and then load in the OpenSim.sln (as generated by prebuild.bat described in the user instructions). |
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[edit] 1. Get and build the code
Much instruction on this is in the User Docs
[edit] 2. Start programming
Okay, so you'll want an IDE. There are two choices on Windows, SharpDevelop or Visual C# 2008 (2005 would also be fine). Get one of these babies, and then load in the OpenSim.sln (as generated by prebuild.bat described in the user instructions).
