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11 changes: 5 additions & 6 deletions src/collections/_documentation/platforms/native/index.md
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## Integrating the SDK

The Native SDK currently supports **Windows, macOS, Linux and Android**.
The Native SDK currently supports **Windows**, **macOS**, **Linux**, and **Android**.

### Building the SDK

To build the SDK, download the latest release of the SDK from the [Releases
page](https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-native/releases).
The SDK is managed as a [CMake] project, which additionally supports a number
of configuration options, such as the backend to use.
The SDK is managed as a [CMake] project, which additionally supports several configuration options, such as the backend to use.

`CMake` can be used for example like this (on macOS):
For example, `CMake` can be used like this (on macOS):

```sh
# configure the cmake build into the `build` directory, with crashpad (on macOS)
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and libraries. Similar to plugins, they extend the functionality of the Sentry
SDK.

The Native SDK can use different backends that are responsible to capture
The Native SDK can use different backends that are responsible for capturing
crashes. The backend is configured at build-time, using the `SENTRY_BACKEND`
CMake option.

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{% include platforms/event-attachments.md %}

To add an attachment, the path to the file has to be configured when
initializing the SDK. It will monitor the file and upload it along any event
initializing the SDK. It will monitor the file and upload it along with any event
or crash that is sent to Sentry:

```c
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