Implementation of the eXternal Data Representation (XDR) serialization.
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ISR's XDR is a C# implementation of the [XDR] encoding and decoding for data streaming.
ISR's XDR is a fork of the XDR code from GB1.RemoteTea.Net, which was forked from Wes Day's GitHub repository, which is a fork of Jay Walter's SourceForge repository, which is a port of Java ONC RPC.
Clone the repository along with its requisite repositories to their respective relative path.
The repositories listed in external repositories are required:
- IDE Repository - IDE support files.
git clone [email protected]:davidhary/vs.ide.git
git clone https://github.com/ATECoder/dn.xdr.git
Clone the repositories into the following folders (parents of the .git folder):
%vslib%\core\ide
%dnlib%\iot\xdr
where %dnlib% and %vslib% are the root folders of the .NET libraries, e.g., %my%\lib\vs and %my%\libraries\vs, respectively, and %my% is the root folder of the .NET solutions
ISR libraries use a global editor configuration file and a global test run settings file. These files can be found in the IDE Repository.
Restoring Editor Configuration:
xcopy /Y %my%\.editorconfig %my%\.editorconfig.bak
xcopy /Y %vslib%\core\ide\code\.editorconfig %my%\.editorconfig
Restoring Run Settings:
xcopy /Y %userprofile%\.runsettings %userprofile%\.runsettings.bak
xcopy /Y %vslib%\core\ide\code\.runsettings %userprofile%\.runsettings
where %userprofile% is the root user folder.
TBA
- Its all a remix -- we are but a spec on the shoulders of giants
- John Simmons - outlaw programmer
- Stack overflow - Joel Spolsky
- .Net Foundation - The .NET Foundation
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