Thus far this concentrates only on the actual library. There are actual code changes that are needed to clean up the warnings, but this at least organizes the folders in a cleaner architecture that emphasizes the distinction between the library and the demo GUIs.
Targeting .NETStandard allows for both legacy Framework apps as well as Core and 5 apps to use the library.
Converting the demo and texturetest projects is a larger project.
Name change: "demo" is what was the "renderXF" GUI demonstration application, split off from the renderXF library. There's a bit of a source issue here as the form accesses the internals during shutdown.
Thus far this concentrates only on the actual library. There are actual code changes that are needed to clean up the warnings, but this at least organizes the folders in a cleaner architecture that emphasizes the distinction between the library and the demo GUIs.
Targeting .NETStandard allows for both legacy Framework apps as well as Core and 5 apps to use the library.
Converting the demo and texturetest projects is a larger project.
Name change: "demo" is what was the "renderXF" GUI demonstration application, split off from the renderXF library. There's a bit of a source issue here as the form accesses the internals during shutdown.