Copyright © 2014 Oculus VR, Inc.

General Information:

• Version: 5.0.0
• Documentation: https://vp817.github.io/RakNetWebsite

Package Contents:

• src: All source files of RakNet
• include: All include directories that contains the header files of RakNet
• Samples: Code samples of using RakNet
• libs: The libraries that can be used to make RakNet easier to use

1. Open a terminal window.
2. Navigate to the RakNet directory.
3. Run one of the following commands:
   • g -lpthread -g -I./include/RakNet ./src/*.cpp: Builds RakNet with debugging information.
   • g -m64 -g -lpthread -I./include/RakNet "./Samples/Chat Example/Chat Example Server.cpp" ./src/*.cpp: Builds a 64-bit Chat Example server.
4. The resulting executable will be named a.out.

1. Create or open a Visual Studio project.
2. Right-click on the project and choose "Add Existing Item".
3. Select the src directory then the include/RakNet directory from the RakNet package.
4. Build the project.

1. Open a terminal window.
2. Navigate to the RakNet directory.
3. Run the following commands:
   • g -c -DNDEBUG -I -isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5u.sdk/ -arch i386 -I./include/RakNet ./src/*.cpp: Builds PowerPC binaries.
   • libtool -static -o raknetppc.a *.o: Creates a static library for PowerPC.
   • gcc -c -I ../Include -isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk/ -arch i386 -I./include/RakNet ./src/*.cpp: Builds Intel binaries.
   • libtool -static -o rakneti386.a *.o: Creates a static library for Intel.
   • lipo -create *.a -o libraknet.a: Creates a universal binary for both architectures.

1. Install the latest CYGWIN and Android SDK.

2. Create a directory for RakNet within the CYGWIN environment.

3. Copy the Android.Manifest.xml and other relevant files from another sample.

4. Create a directory named RakNetIncludes and copy the contents of the include/RakNet directory into it.

5. Copy the include directory from the RakNet package to the RakNetIncludes directory.

6. Create a file named Android.mk with the following content:

   LOCAL_PATH := $(call my-dir)
   include $(CLEAR_VARS)
   LOCAL_MODULE := RakNet
   MY_PREFIX := $(LOCAL_PATH)/RakNetSources/
   MY_SOURCES := $(wildcard $(MY_PREFIX)*.cpp)
   LOCAL_C_INCLUDES  = $(LOCAL_PATH)/RakNetIncludes
   LOCAL_SRC_FILES  = $(MY_SOURCES:$(MY_PREFIX)%=RakNetSources/%)
   include $(BUILD_SHARED_LIBRARY)
   

7. Create a directory named RakNetSources and copy the contents of the src directory into it.

8. Navigate to the RakNet directory within the CYGWIN environment.

9. Run the following command:

   ../../ndk-build
   

This will build a .so file that can be used in your Android project.

See Samples\nacl_sdk\RakNet_NativeClient_VS2010\HowToSetup.txt for detailed instructions on how to setup.

To use RakNet in your Windows Phone 8 project:

1. Add libraries:
   • Add libs\WinPhone8\ThreadEmulation.cpp to your project.
   • Add libs\WinPhone8\ to your include paths.
2. Define preprocessor macros:
   • Add the following preprocessor definitions to your project:
     • _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
     • WINDOWS_PHONE_8

RakNet currently does not support TCP or IPV6 in Windows Store 8 applications. Only UDP (RakPeer) and IPV4 are available.

To use RakNet in your Windows Store 8 project:

1. Add libraries:

   • Add libs\WinPhone8\ThreadEmulation.cpp to your project.
   • Add the following directories to your include paths:
     • libs\WinPhone8\
     • libs\WinRT\

2. Define preprocessor macros:

   • Add the following preprocessor definitions to your project:
     • _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
     • WINDOWS_STORE_RT
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_TCPInterface=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_PacketizedTCP=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_EmailSender=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_HTTPConnection=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_HTTPConnection2=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_TelnetTransport=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_NatTypeDetectionServer=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_UDPProxyServer=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_UDPProxyCoordinator=0
     • _RAKNET_SUPPORT_UDPForwarder=0