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Shared Libraries are used by most analog underground applications. They're not an application themselves, and are pretty much useless to anyone who isn't a programmer. The two dll files are strongly-named which means they can be installed to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Assembly_Cache GAC], which will be done if you build the source. Downloading the binaries will get you the two dll files, which can be used without being put into the GAC. | Shared Libraries are used by most analog underground applications. They're not an application themselves, and are pretty much useless to anyone who isn't a programmer. The two dll files are strongly-named which means they can be installed to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Assembly_Cache GAC], which will be done if you build the source. Downloading the binaries will get you the two dll files, which can be used without being put into the GAC. | ||
== Namespaces == | |||
* [[au.util.comctl|comctl]] - common control library | |||
* [[au.util.io|io]] - input/output library | |||
[[Category:au.util]] | [[Category:au.util]] | ||
Revision as of 12:50, 16 July 2007
Shared Libraries are used by most analog underground applications. They're not an application themselves, and are pretty much useless to anyone who isn't a programmer. The two dll files are strongly-named which means they can be installed to the GAC, which will be done if you build the source. Downloading the binaries will get you the two dll files, which can be used without being put into the GAC.