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The C# support is built by a separate Visual Studio
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solution and requires version 2.0 (or higher) of the .NET
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platform. If the Berkeley DB utilities are required, build
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Berkeley DB first following the instructions under <a class="xref" href="build_win.html#win_build32" title="Building Berkeley DB for Windows">Building Berkeley DB for Windows</a>.
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To build the C# API in Visual Studio 2010 the solution is
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<code class="filename">build_windows\BDB_dotnet_vs2010.sln</code>;
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in Visual Studio 2012 and 2013 the solution is
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<code class="filename">build_windows\BDB_dotnet_vs2012.sln</code>;
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and in Visual Studio 2015 the solution is
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<code class="filename">build_windows\BDB_dotnet_vs2015.sln</code>.
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By default, the solution will build the native
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libraries, the managed assembly and all example programs.
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The NUnit tests need to be built explicitly because of
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their dependence upon the NUnit assembly. The native
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libraries will be placed in one of the following
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subdirectories, depending upon the chosen configuration:
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<code class="filename">build_windows\x64\Release</code>
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<code class="filename">build_windows\Win32\Debug</code>
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<code class="filename">build_windows\Win32\Release</code>
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The managed assembly and all C# example programs will
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be placed in one of the following subdirectories,
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depending upon the chosen configuration:
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<code class="filename">build_windows\AnyCPU\Debug</code>
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<code class="filename">build_windows\AnyCPU\Release</code>
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The native libraries need to be locatable by the .NET
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platform, meaning they must be copied into an
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application's directory, the Windows or System directory,
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or their location must be added to the PATH environment
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variable. The example programs demonstrate how to
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programmatically edit the PATH variable.
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<td width="40%" align="left" valign="top">Building the Java API </td>
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