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    Nan.System.Platform

    Platform-level utilities on .NET Framework 4.0 (C#)

    Nan.System.Platform v.1.1 (Beta) Platform-level utilities on .NET Framework 4.0 (C#) NOTE: Requires the MS Visual C++ Run-Time (msvcrt.dll).
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    Portable .NET driver imports for Pico USB oscilloscopes and data loggers. Verified to be working under Windows and several Linux distributions.
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    Using the new C# Dll from swig portability of Openobex/ObexFtp to write a nice GUI able to transfer file between two devices with obex protocol. More Info’s here: http://cs-obexftp.wiki.sourceforge.net/
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    SimpleNXT is an easy to use library for controlling the LEGO® NXT Robot using the .NET family of programming languages.
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    Help port the tulip driver from free/net/openbsd to Darwin OS. So far the driver is written to the ADMtek 985 clone chipset and the PNIC 82c169 chipset. Due to IOKit's object-oriented design, the code can be easily subclassed to support new chipsets.
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