So far, libharu provides bindings for Ruby, Delphi/Free Pascal and C#(Microsoft .NET platform).

If you wrote bindings for other programing languages, please notice me.

On UNIX platform, exconf.rb is available. The installation process is as follows.
 
1. Build libharu as a static library. (See the chapter of "Install")


2. Change directory to "libharu-X.X.X/if/ruby" and run extconf.rb.


3. Then invoke "make install" command.



If you want to use "Ruby binding for Haru" on windows platforms, download binary package (libharu_x_x_x_ruby_win32.zip) and copy hpdf.so to "site_ruby/X.X/i386-msvcrt" directory manually. (This package is for ruby1.8 built by MSVC)
 
exconf_msvc.rb is also available. but it is not tested well.

The interface files for Delhp/Free Pascal are in "if/delphi" directory.
To use this interface, build Haru as a shared-library (DLL) or use binary package for win32(libharu_x_x_x_dll_win32.zip).

The interface files for C# are in "if/c#" directory.
To use this interface, build Haru as a shared-library (DLL) or use binary package for win32(libharu_x_x_x_dll_win32.zip).

There are some example programs in demo directory. The steps to run the demonstration programs is as follows.

1. Build libharu as a shared library and copy libhpdf.dll to "if\c#\demo" directory.
   (Or expand binary package for win32(libharu_x_x_x_dll_win32.zip) and copy libhpdf.dll to "if\c#\demo" directory.)

2. Compile and run demo programs. (Don't forget to compile hpdf.cs together.)


Because I do not know the Visual studio well, I do not explain usage on Visual Studio here.