This module extends the Visual Studio actions (premake5 vs2013)
Dictating the target device: (required)
system "windowsphone8.1"
Allowed values are "windowsstore8.0", "windowsstore8.1", "windowsphone8.0", "windowsphone8.1" and "windowsuniversal", supported systems is listed below in Notes.
ARM has been added to the list of supported platforms: (required if you're aiming for ARM devices)
platforms { "ARM" }
If you need to set the "Consume Windows Runtime Extension" property you can do so using (not required)
consumewinrtextension "false"
This property can be applied to individual files using: (not required)
filter { "files:WinRT_File.cpp" }
consumewinrtextension "true"If you need to deploy files (such as all the images listed in your Package.appxmanifest file, or a DLL that is built for WinRT): (required for assets)
filter { "files:Assets/*.png" }
deploy "true"If you need to disable the generation of the Windows Metadata file:
generatewinmd "false"
If you need to provide a certificate and thumbprint for building a package:
certificatefile "certificate.pfx"
certificatethumbprint "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000"I believe you need to dictate a "default language", this can be done using: (required?)
defaultlanguage "en-AU"
Finally, you will need the Package.appxmanifest file mentioned earlier. Unfortunately, this file can't be made using Visual Studio (atleast I couldn't find it), and it requires a number of things to be done to work properly.
If you run premake5 appxmanifest it will generate a base manifest for you to use, firstly you'll need to open it in a text editor and edit the following entries:
Publisher, you will need the "CN=" first, not sure whyPublisherDisplayNameExecutable and EntryPoint, I believe this are the same value with different extensions. Ours are just the project name and that works fine (our output file is the project name too)The rest of the values can either be edited here or in the built-in editor in Visual Studio. I recommend using the editor, as there's other kinds of images that can be added to the manifest.
You will need the following images to build and deploy:
If I have forgotten anything or if there is any issues, please open an issue (or pull request) and I'll try to get it sorted out.