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This documentation explains how to use the .NET binding for Unicorn
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0. Install the core engine as a dependency
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Follow README in the root directory to compile & install the core.
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1. Compile the code
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[Windows]
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To compile the code open the UnicornSln.sln with Microsoft Visual
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Studio 12 or with a newer version and just press Ctrl+Shift+B to build
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the solution.
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You need to have installed at least version 4.5 of the .NET framework.
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[Linux]
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TODO
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2. Usage
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The solution includes the testing project UnicornTests with examples
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of usage.
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In order to use the library in your project just add a reference to
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the .NET library and be sure to copy the unmanaged unicorn.dll
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library in the output directory.
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The naming convention used is the Upper Camel Case, this mean that to
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invoke the uc_mem_read method you have to search for the MemRead method.
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