Palaso Library

h1. Main Page

h2. Documentation

* Notes on [[Re-Distribution]]

* [[Error Reporting]]

* [[Writing Systems]]

h2. Binaries

"Binary builds":http://build.palaso.org/repository/downloadAll/bt32/.lastSuccessful/artifacts.zip of all the Palaso libraries are available from our "Team City continuous build server":http://build.palaso.org.

h2. Source Code

To get the source code, you'll need Mercurial.  Windows users, grab "TortoiseHg":http://tortoisehg.sourceforge.net.  Then from a command line, give this command:

@hg clone http://hg.palaso.org/palaso where-you-want-to-put-it@

h2. Building

h3. Windows

You can open and build Palaso.sln in Visual Studio.

h3. Linux

The build environment can be installed from the packages.palaso.org repository.  Note that currently we are working on upgrading our linux offerings, so we may also refer to ppa.palaso.org also.

1. Add the following lines to /etc/apt/sources.list

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deb http://packages.sil.org/ubuntu lucid main

deb http://packages.palaso.org/ubuntu lucid main

deb http://ppa.palaso.org/ubuntu lucid main

deb-src http://packages.palaso.org/ubuntu lucid main

deb-src http://ppa.palaso.org/ubuntu lucid main

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2. Update your package list

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sudo apt-get update

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3. Install the Palaso build dependencies

<pre>

apt-get install libicu-cil

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4. Download the Palaso source code.

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hg clone http://hg.palaso.org/palaso

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Checkout the default mono branch.

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hg update DefaultMono

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5. Build the Palaso library

First build palaso. From root of palaso source code, here /media/mono/palaso

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xbuild "/target:Clean;Compile" /p:Configuration=DebugMono /p:RootDir=/media/mono/palaso build/build.mono.proj

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The output is placed under the output folder.