CompilingOpenZWave

When cloning this repo, make sure you also clone the submodule using the `--recursive` parameter.

git clone --recursive https://github.com/OpenZWave/openzwave-dotnet-uwp

Note that when downloading the .zip file from this repo, you will _not_ get the required sub module. In that case you can download the dev-branch from openzwave and unzip it in the `open-zwave` folder at the root of this repo.

To build .NET open `OpenZWaveDotNet.sln`.

If you're using a newer version of Visual Studio, you might be asked to upgrade the OpenZWave project.

To build UWP, open `src/OpenZWaveUWP.sln`.

You will need the 14393 Windows 10 SDK installed, and either Visual Studio 2015 or 2017.

To build the NuGet package, you must first build UWP Release mode for x86, x64 and ARM, as well as .NET for x86.

Before building, edit the `VERSION` and `PackageName` parameter in the script to create a custom version number and package ID, which helps avoiding conflicts with released versions.

Next download [NuGet.exe](https://dist.nuget.org/win-x86-commandline/latest/nuget.exe) to the local nuget folder and execute the `BuildPackage.cmd` command.