Incorporating a SDK in a Program

Felipe Marks

Hi

Im working on a project that needs Pastel's SDK's reference.
I have added all the references needed.

Now I need to make use of it...

What i have so far.

using PasSDK; //this is at the top of my Form.cs
PasSDK.PastelPartnerSDK SDK; //this is in the namespace (i think it's wrong)

in Visual Basic it does this:
Dim SDK As New PasSDK.PastelPartnerSDK

I'm sure that this is a very simple thing...
Please assist.

Thanks

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Felipe Marks17y ago
Hi guys...

Thanks for the replies...

Both of you are correct. The advise really helped.
I have a book in front of me now, that helps alot and the SDK's help too ;-)

thanks again guys!
theLizard17y ago
SDK stands for Software Developers Kit which is a set of tools, DLL's and other things that help developers create applications, I do not think you can just add a reference to an SDK (as you have done) to your application and expect it to do anything.

You need to add reference to the DLL's (API's, Assemblies etc) that store the functions you want to use in your application.

You need to read the documentation for the SDK you want to implement.

Good luck..
Sam Hobbs17y ago
The equivalent in C# would be:

PasSDK.PastelPartnerSDK SDK = new PasSDK.PastelPartnerSDK();

However use of all capitals as in "SDK" traditionally is avoided (usually not done). You can, and as a beginner I don't want to confuse you but just understand that it is often avoided.

You need to get a good book about C# since you will have many, many more questions such as this.