If u want to include AndroidCtrl.dll in ur current or new .NET project, you have to do the following steps.
  • Open for example VisualStudio and ur project
  • Go to References
  • Add the AndroidCtrl.dll
  • (Optional) place the AndroidCtrl.xml beside the AndroidCtrl.dll (This will give u the markup in VisualStudio)

And in ur code u have to assign the namespaces like:
// Top of ur .cs file
...
using AndroidCtrl;
using AndroidCtrl.ADB;

using AndroidCtrl.ADB.Binary;
//or
using AndroidCtrl.ADB.Socket;

using AndroidCtrl.Fastboot;
using AndroidCtrl.Signer;
using AndroidCtrl.Tools;
...
To access the ADB/Fastboot/Signer class you can act like the following examples.

1. Deploy the needed adb.exe, fastboot.exe, AdbWinApi.dll, AdbWinUsbApi.dll, libwinpthread-1.dll, signapk.jar, testkey.pk8 and testkey.x509.pem.
Deploy.ADB();
Deploy.Fastboot();
Deploy.Signer();


1.1. Integrity check
// Check if everything is on it's place
(bool)Binary.ADB.IntegrityCheck();
(bool)Fastboot.IntegrityCheck();
(bool)Signer.IntegrityCheck();

// Check if there is already a server running and if so,
// if it has the same version as ours
(bool)Binary.ADB.IntegrityVersionCheck();


2. General ADB/Fastboot connection, without taking care about the device ID
// Starting ADB-Server
ADB.Start();

ADB.Instance().TheMethodToCall();

Fastboot.Instance().TheMethodToCall();


2.1. Device specific ADB/Fastboot instance
// Starting ADB-Server
ADB.Start();

ADB.Instance("Device ID").TheMethodToCall();

Fastboot.Instance("Device ID").TheMethodToCall();


2.2. Device specific ADB/Fastboot instance with instance selection. This will select the given device ID in the whole dll instance, so u can access it from everywhere in ur code via ADB.Instance() or Fastboot.Instance().
// Starting ADB-Server
ADB.Start();

ADB.Select("Device ID");
ADB.Instance().TheMethodToCall();

Fastboot.Select("Device ID");
Fastboot.Instance().TheMethodToCall();

2.3. Signer call
Signer.Instance.TheMethodToCall();