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README
Brunet P2P library Building Brunet ================ Brunet uses the NAnt build tool. To build all the code run NAnt in the top level directory. It will recursively build all the code. If you are interested in building the Brunet.dll library, you can go into the src/protocol directory and run NAnt. The resulting library will be placed in the lib/ directory. On Debian/Ubuntu based systems, you'll need to install the following packages: nant mono mono-gmcs libmono-system-runtime2.0-cil Tests ====== The tests/protocol directory has some simple interactive tests. Some tests have been created in the src/protocol directory as nunit tests. You can build an nunit testable Brunet.dll by going into src/protocol and building the target "test", (command: nant test). Example uses of Brunet ========= For simple examples of writing an application which uses Brunet see src/examples. Brunet Chat ========= There is a functional GTK# chat program in the src/apps/chat/ directory. It should give a (somewhat unclean) example of using GTK#/Glade as well as a non-trivial Brunet application. Help: ============ Contact P. Oscar Boykin <boykin@pobox.com> if you have questions/comments about Brunet. License: =========== This code is licensed under the GPLv2 (or at your option any later version).

