Once you have installed Visual Studio for Mac, open it and run the emulator for Android. On the Mac Open a Terminal on your Mac and enter this to add the Android platform tools into the path.
I have created a solution in Xamarin (Visual Studio for Mac) that has:
The odd thing is that if I open MyGame.Droid or MyGame.IOS there is a references folder where, for example, the MyGame project is referenced.
But, when I open up MyGame there is no References folder.
How do I add a reference in MyGame to MyLibrary?
Brian RiceBrian RiceUsing Shared Library In Xamarin Visual Studio For Mac
1 Answer
Add the new project reference MyLibrary to both MyGame.Droid and MyGame.IOS projects.
It seems you've created a Xamarin.Forms project and then created a .NET Standard library project. By default Xamarin.Forms create a Shared project which means it is shared between MyGame.Droid and MyGame.IOS and whenever you build the Droid it becomes to be a part of the droid project and opposite for the iOS project.
As an alternative, you can convert your Shared project to the .NET Standard and then you will be able to add required references.
Alexey StrakhAlexey Strakh