How to build for WinForms - C#?

• Open "HostMonitor\BuildWinforms\BuildWinforms.sln" by Visual studio 2017
• Build sample, HostMonitor, BuildWinforms in turn, then run BuildWinforms.

How to build for Win MFC?

• Open "HostMonitor\BuildMFC\HostMonitor.sln" by Visual studio 2017
• Click F5 to build/run HostMonitor

How to build for Win32?

• Open "HostMonitor\BuildWin32\HostMonitor.sln" by Visual studio 2017
• Click F5 to build/run HostMonitor, you will see UI in internet browser.

How to build for Linux?

Compile & Run locally:

1. Compile:
   • cd HostMonitor
   • cmake . && make
   • cd BuildLinux
   • chmod 777 *
2. Run locally(e.g, Ubuntu):
   • Elevate to super user: sudo su
   • Run with framebuffer: sudo ./HostMonitor /dev/fb0    /dev/fb0: The path of framebuffer device file.
   • Run inside X Window: sudo ./xWindow 1024 768 | ./HostMonitor shared-fb

Cross compiler & Run on target:

1. install compiler:
   • For ARM32: sudo apt-get install g++-arm-linux-gnueabi gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi
   • For ARM64: sudo apt-get install g++-aarch64-linux-gnu gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu
2. Cross compile:
   • cd HostMonitor
   • For ARM32: cmake -D CMAKE_C_COMPILER="/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc" -D CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER="/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabi-g++" . && make
   • For ARM64: cmake -D CMAKE_C_COMPILER="/usr/bin/aarch64-linux-gnu-gcc" -D CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER="/usr/bin/aarch64-linux-gnu-g++" . && make
3. Run on target Linux device:
   • Copy BuildLinux/HostMonitor to target Linux device
   • chmod 777 HostMonitor
   • sudo ./HostMonitor /dev/fb0    /dev/fb0: The path of framebuffer

How to build with GoLang?

1. Build UIcode:

• cd HostMonitor/UIcode
• If x64/raspberry pi:
  • cmake .
  • make
  • cp libUIcode.a ../BuildGo/libs/amd64/
• If ARM32:
  • cmake -D CMAKE_C_COMPILER="/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc" -D CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER="/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabi-g++" .
  • make
  • cp libUIcode.a ../BuildGo/libs/arm/

2. Build Golang:

• cd HostMonitor/BuildGo
• go build -o HostMonitor

3. Run with framebuffer:

• sudo ./HostMonitor /dev/fb0    /dev/fb0: The path of framebuffer device file.

4. Run inside QT APP(display-xxx is a QT APP for display, skip this if you haven't installed QT):

• sudo ./xWindow 1024 768 | ./HostMonitor shared-fb

How to build for iOS?

libUIcode.a should be in \BuildIos\BuildIos\libs, rebuild them if meet link error.

• cd HostMonitor\BuildIos
• Open BuildIos.xcodeproj with Xcode
• Build & Run

How to build for Mac?

• cd HostMonitor
• cmake -D TARGET_OS="MAC" .
• make

Run in command mode

• cd BuildMacCmd
• ./HostMonitor 1 8, you will see UI in internet browser(Safari).

Run in UI mode

libUIcode.a should be in BuildMacCocoa\GuiLiteDemo\libs, rebuild them if meet link error.

• Open BuildMacCocoa\GuiLiteDemo.xcodeproj with Xcode
• Build & Run

How to build/run for Android?

• Open "BuildAndroid" with Android studio
• Build & Run

How to build for Windows UWP?

depdency: Windows 10, visul stdio 2015/2017

• Open "UIcode\sample.sln" by Visual studio 2017
• Click build
• copy UIcode\debug\sample.lib BuildUWP\sample_uwp_cpp\libs\x86(x64)\
• Open "BuildUWP\HostMonitor.sln" by Visual studio 2017
• Click build
• Click debug/run

How to run on VR/MR?

• If VR: run Mixed Reality Portalon PC side.
• Take VR/MR device on head, or run simulator.
• press start, find the UWP you build and run.

Note: Windows RS3(Build 16299) will be necessary.