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InstallNET—Wolfram Documentation
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InstallNET[]
launches the .NET runtime and prepares it to be used from the Wolfram Language.
InstallNET[link]
configures .NET/Link to use a manually created link to a .NET runtime.
Details and Options
- To use InstallNET, you first need to load .NET/Link using Needs["NETLink`"].
- Only one .NET runtime is ever launched; subsequent calls to InstallNET after the first have no effect.
- InstallNET works on all platforms, but on Macintosh and Linux systems you need to have either Mono or the .NET runtime installed.
- The following options can be given:
- "UseNETFramework" Automatic whether to use the .NET Framework (4.x) or the newer .NET 6 and later "MonoPath" Automatic custom path to the Mono runtime, if installed in a nonstandard location "DotnetPath" Automatic custom path to the dotnet runtime, if installed in a nonstandard location "Force32Bit" False whether to run in 32-bit mode (only supported on Windows)
- On Windows, the default value of "UseNETFramework"->Automatic will choose the older .NET Framework (version 4.x). Specify "UseNETFramework"->False to launch the modern .NET runtime (.NET 6 and later) instead.
- On Macintosh, the default value of "UseNETFramework"->Automatic will choose the modern .NET runtime (.NET 6 and later). Specify "UseNETFramework"->True to launch Mono (which is the .NET Framework).
- On Linux, the default value of "UseNETFramework"->Automatic will launch Mono (which is the .NET Framework). Use "UseNETFramework"->False to the modern .NET runtime (.NET 6 and later).
Examplesopen all close all Basic Examples (1)
Load the .NET/Link package:
Launch the .NET runtime and prepare it for use:
Create a .NET object:
Call a method on the object:
Properties & Relations (1)
Call ReinstallNET if you want to force the .NET runtime to restart, such as with different options:
Restart the .NET runtime with a different option:
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