This packages contain prebuilt V8 binaries, debug symbols, headers and libraries required to embed the V8 JavaScript engine into a C++ project.
To use V8 in a project install the package v8-$PlatformToolset-$Platform.$Version
from a console with nuget install
command or from inside of Visual Studio
(see menu option Tools -> NuGet Package Manager -> Manage NuGet Packages for Solution...)
where
$PlatformToolset
is the C++ toolset version used in Visual Studio:
v120
- for Visual Studio 2013v140
- for Visual Studio 2015v141
- for Visual Studio 2017v142
- for Visual Studio 2019v120_xp
- for Visual Studio 2013 XP platform toolsetv140_xp
- for Visual Studio 2015 XP platform toolsetv141_xp
- for Visual Studio 2017 XP platform toolset$Platform
is a target platform type, currently x86
or x64
.
$Version
is the actual V8 version, one of https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8.git/+refs
There are 3 package kinds:
v8-$PlatformToolset-$Platform.$Version
- contains developer header and
library files; depends on v8.redist
package
v8.redist-$PlatformToolset-$Platform.$Version
- prebuilt V8 binaries:
dlls, blobs, etc.
v8.symbols-$PlatformToolset-$Platform.$Version
- debug symbols for V8:
pdb files
After successful packages installation add #include <v8.h>
in a C++ project
and build it. All necessary files (.lib, .dll, *.pdb) would be referenced
in the project automatically with MsBuild property sheets.
This section is mostly for the package maintainers who wants to update V8.
Tools required to build V8 NuGet package on Windows:
To build V8 and make NuGet packages:
build.py
with optional command-line arguments.nuget/*.nupkg
files after successful build.Build script build.py
supports command-line arguments to specify package build options:
V8_VERSION
environment variable), default is lkgr
branchPLATFORM
evnironment variable), default is [x86
, x64
]CONFIGURATION
environment variable), default is [Debug
, Release
]XP
environment variable), default is not set