ANN: OpenNETCF Source Drop (6/15/04)

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Benjamin Lukner

I've just released code drops for the OpenNETCF namespace.

This drop provides some bug fixes to the Serial classes, a near complete
rework of the ConnectionManager, and the addition of an EventLog.

Hi!

There are some other bugs, e.g. in Adapter.cs (NextAdapter()) and in
RFUtils.cs (rssi)...
Paul Tobey wrote a couple of weeks ago that there is a fix and someone
will post it when it's tested ("Re: Problem with OpenNetCF.Net adapter").
Do you know when it will be released?

Kind regards,

Benjamin Lukner
 
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JWW

Chris Tacke said:
I've just released code drops for the OpenNETCF namespace.

This drop provides some bug fixes to the Serial classes, a near complete
rework of the ConnectionManager, and the addition of an EventLog.

You can get the source here (bottom of the page):
http://www.OpenNETCF.org/sdf

You can view it online here:
http://www.OpenNETCF.org/SourceBrowse/

Chris - I've downloaded your source and have noticed that the
AssemblyInfo.cs file has the version of 1.0.2904.0 which becomes the
OpenNETCF.dll version.

However, last month I had downloaded the SmartDeviceFramework 1.1 and
the OpenNETCF.dll in the bin folder has the version of 1.1.3288.0?

My question is did the latest changes from your link above belong to
the 1.1 series or 1.0 series of the SmartDeviceFramework release?
 
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JWW

Chris - why is the AssemblyInfo.cs version 1.0.2904.0 while the latest
version of the OpenNETCF.DLL in SmartFramework 1.1 is set to
1.1.3288.0?

My SmartFramework 1.0 DLL for OpenNETCF is at 1.0.2904 so I'm
wondering if the changes you fixed above are part of which release of
SmartFramework? Or does it not really matter.
 
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JWW

Chris - why is the AssemblyInfo.cs version 1.0.2904.0 while the latest
version of the OpenNETCF.DLL in SmartFramework 1.1 is set to
1.1.3288.0?

My SmartFramework 1.0 DLL for OpenNETCF is at 1.0.2904 so I'm
wondering if the changes you fixed above are part of which release of
SmartFramework? Or does it not really matter.
 
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Chris Tacke, eMVP

I don't have an ETA for a release of those fixes.It's basically up to the
class owner (Paul in this case) and his schedule. I know Alex Feinman just
did a bunch of zero-config work as well, so we'll probably have to reconcile
the two bodies of work into a single coherent set of classes.
 
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Chris Tacke, eMVP

The version info in the AssemblyInfo.cs file is actually non-meaningful for
our libraries. For interim releases like this is will simply be whatever
Studio last set it to on whoever's machine did the last compile - probably
mine in this case. For our actual SDF releases, we set the version
infomation with a build script and the version info in AssemblyInfo.cs is
ignored.
 

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