-Building the XenBus Package
-===========================
+Building the XenIface Package
+=============================
-First you'll need a device driver build environment for Windows 8 or
-Windows 8.1.
+First you'll need a device driver build environment for Windows 8, Windows
+8.1, or Windows 10.
For Windows 8 this means:
* Visual Studio 2012 (Professional or Ultimate)
* Visual Studio 2013 (Any SKU, including Express)
* Windows Driver Kit 8.1
+For Windows 10 this means:
+
+* Visual Studio 2015 (Any SKU, including Express or Community)
+* Windows Driver Kit 10
+
(See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/hh852365.aspx). You
may find it useful to install VirtualCloneDrive from http://www.slysoft.com
as Visual Studio is generally supplied in ISO form.
called SYMBOL\_SERVER to point at a location where driver symbols can be
stored. This can be local directory e.g. C:\Symbols.
+NOTE: If you are using WDK 10 then you will need to acquire the DIFx
+ re-distributable package from one of the other WDKs, so that the
+ driver build can copy dpinst.exe into the output.
+ Set the environment variable DPINST_REDIST to the base dpinst
+ directory (i.e. the directory under which the x86 and x64 sub-
+ directories containing dpinst.exe can be found).
+
Next you'll need a 3.x version of python (which you can get from
http://www.python.org). Make sure python.exe is somewhere on your default
path.