StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB
6.0.20
dotnet add package StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB --version 6.0.20
NuGet\Install-Package StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB -Version 6.0.20
<PackageReference Include="StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB" Version="6.0.20" />
paket add StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB --version 6.0.20
#r "nuget: StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB, 6.0.20"
// Install StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB as a Cake Addin #addin nuget:?package=StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB&version=6.0.20 // Install StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB as a Cake Tool #tool nuget:?package=StoneStepsWebalizer.OracleBerkeleyDB&version=6.0.20
A build of Oracle Berkeley DB for Stone Steps Webalizer.
Product | Versions Compatible and additional computed target framework versions. |
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native | native is compatible. |
This package has no dependencies.
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Version | Downloads | Last updated |
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6.0.20 | 1,305 | 1/13/2018 |
This package contains Oracle Berkeley DB C++ header files and libraries built in Visual Studio 2015
for Win32 and x64 platforms. Only a subset of libraries required to build Stone Steps Webalizer is
included. The Stone Steps Webalizer project is maintained at this location:
https://bitbucket.org/StoneStepsInc/stonestepswebalizer/
This package defines user macros $(BDBDir), $(BDBLibDir), $(BDBBinDir) and $(BDBLibName) to reference
package directories and the library name within the project.
The BDB library is explicitly referenced within this package and will appear within the project
outside of any solution directory after the package is installed and can be moved into any solution
folder.
The BDB library DLL must be copied into the project output directory in the project post build
event. Use the macros defined in this package to reference package files. For example:
xcopy /Q /Y "$(BDBBinDir)$(BDBLibName).dll" "$(OutDir)" > nul