QuickFNA

A quick FNA .Net Native project generator

Getting Started

NOTE:

This batch is intended to set up projects from zero, if you already have a project, you'll have to do everything by hand, this script won't help you. You might still be able to generate a .NetNative project and just copy all the code from the old to the new project, but i'm not sure it'll work and i take no responsibilities whatsoever

Windows Prerequisites

• .Net 8.0 & .Net 7.0
• Python 3.6+
• Visual studio 2022
• CMake
• Git

Windows Installation

1. Clone the repository
2. Open a Developer Command Prompt for VS 2022
3. Navigate to the directory where you downloaded the previous files
4. Run setup_windows.bat
5. Enter your project name when required, do not use spaces when naming the project
6. Wait, open the project folder, run the solution and enjoy .Net Native

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ArchLinux Prerequisites

• Git
• All other depencencies are handled by the script

ArchLinux installation

1. Run sudo pacman -Sy git if git isn't installed
2. Clone the repository
3. Run nano ~/.bash_profile
4. Add the line export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/lib, save and close
5. Run source ~/.bash_profile
6. Open the directory with the repo file
7. Run chmod +x setup_linux.sh
8. Run sudo ./setup_linux.sh
9. Enter your project name when required, do not use spaces when naming the project
10. Wait, open the project folder, run the solution and enjoy .Net Native

I only have a setup script for Arch because if you're making builds for Linux, there's 99.999% probability that those builds are for a Steam Deck lol. I personally used ArchWSL so I could go back and forth between Windows and Linux builds quickly. The actual compiled builds are then sent to my Steam Deck for testing, I wouldn't recommended running FNA on WSL

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MacOS installation

MacOS support will be added when FNA will unify iOS, tvOS and MacOS

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Consoles

Will be added when i'll be rich and famous and it will be in a private branch anyway lol