[irig106-announce] IRIG 106 open source update

[<Bob...@gt...>]

For those of you who have signed up for this IRIG 106 mailing list,
you've probably noticed that there isn't a lot of traffic.  For most of
us that's probably a good thing.  But I wanted to let everyone know that
things are still percolating along.
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Even though I haven't posted any software updates in a while, that
doesn't mean there hasn't been any progress.  I've been working on a C++
class library "wrapper".  The main purpose for this wrapper is to be
able to support Microsoft .NET 2005.  I won't go into all the details,
but the .NET environment is quite a bit than other software
environments.  The wrapper is being written in C++ but should allow
using the library from any of the .NET languages such as C#.  I still
want to maintain the core library code as portable "vanilla" C.
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I was recently contacted by Laurent Siquier, who also has an IRIG 106
software library.  He has provided it to me for posting in the software
library.  I've been a little too busy to post it, but when I do it will
provide another option for people looking for IRIG 106 software.  Thanx
Laurent!
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Next week is the semi-annual RCC meeting.  There are a number of topics
we'll discuss but in general using a Ch 10 recorder in a network
environment will probably dominate.  Network time synchronization,
remote control, and remote data access are major items for discussion.
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Regards,
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Bob
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