Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Notes (Use of oss)
3. Required System
4. Operation Check Environment
5. How to Install
6. Known Bugs
7. Revision History

1. Introduction

This is the nlib package.

Nlib is a collection of libraries that implement various functions including an XML parser, a JSON parser, a high-performance malloc and unit test environments. You can use nlib in different development environments.
For more information, see "Reference Manual."

2. Notes (Use of oss)

1. When Using in Cafe

To use bsdiff or LZ4 included in the oss library (libnx_oss_sqlite3.a, libnx_oss_bsdiff.a, libnx_oss_lz4.a) in your product, a copyright notice is required in the e-manual. Note that it is not required for SQLite.
For more information on how to describe the specific note, see "Wii U e-Manual Template Instructions."

2. When Using in CTR

To use bsdiff or LZ4 included in the oss library (libnx_oss_sqlite3.a, libnx_oss_bsdiff.a, libnx_oss_lz4.a) in your product, a copyright notice is required in the e-manual. Note that it is not required for SQLite.
For more information on how to describe the specific note, see "CTR e-Manual Publication Manual Part 2: Edit Templates" included in "CTR e-Manual Templates."

3. Required System

The system required for using nlib differs depending on the platform you are using. For more information, see the related description in "Reference Manual."

4. Operation Check Environment

The operation check environment differs depending on the platform you are using. For Windows, use Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (64-bit). For more information, see the related description in "Reference Manual."

5. How to Install

Nlib needs to be installed in a different way depending on the platform you are using. For more information, see the related description in "Reference Manual."

6. Known Bugs

For more information, see the related page in "Reference Manual."

For the latest information, including bugs discovered after the release, see "Technical Information" on the web site for supporting developers.

7. Revision History

For more information, see the ChangeLog in "Reference Manual."