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ZModem 4 dotNET
A C# implementation of ZModem protocol
Few weeks ago, I needed to get 1 file from a remote device, and only serial communication was possible. I search everywhere, but I couldn't find any implementation for .net... So here it comes as a simple "get file" library. It works with several limitations that can be improved if needed. The project is built with Visual Studio 2008 -
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Next step of emule .net port. Any visual studio .net application can add its own emule / kademlia client by simply add the mixed managed/native clr emule_lib.dll. Look at release 0.1.0.(and its own debug example!!) Luca
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This project is a Widcomm Bluetooth stack opensource wrapper to allow developers to write applications using Microsoft .net framwork. New homepage: http://widcommwrapper.codeplex.com/
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hostingstar.com.au's open source software. To be used primarily for dotnetnuke modules, a cross platform backup system, .net (dotnet) user controls, 3d plugins and many other bits and pieces.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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