.NET bindings for GLFW. Currently only tested / works on Windows but should be fairly easy to make it work on other platforms. Pull requests are welcome.

Use one of the following options:

• Use the NuGet package.
• Include GLFW.cs directly in your project.

If you include GLFW.cs directly into your project, the GLFW dlls must be copied into x86/x64 subdirectories relative to the GLFWDotNet.dll. See the output of the samples. An example MSBuild Target can be seen in the Directory.Build.targets of the samples.

<Target Name="CopyGLFWDlls" AfterTargets="AfterBuild">
  <Copy SourceFiles="$(RepositoryRootDirectory)ext\GLFW\x64\glfw3.dll"
        DestinationFolder="$(TargetDir)x64\" />

  <Copy SourceFiles="$(RepositoryRootDirectory)ext\GLFW\x86\glfw3.dll"
        DestinationFolder="$(TargetDir)x86\" />
</Target>

RepositoryRootDirectory comes from the Directory.Build.props in the root directory.

There are a few samples showing how to use GLFWDotNet.

• HelloWorld Basic HelloWorld program to get you started.
• GLFWInfo Writes information about the system out to the console.