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zeromq / clrzmq4

ZeroMQ C# namespace (.NET and mono, Windows, Linux and MacOSX, x86 and amd64)
GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0
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Updating libzmq.dll and lidsodium.dll #68

Closed Chris-P-Bacon closed 8 years ago

Chris-P-Bacon commented 8 years ago

x64 & x86 build from HEAD revision of libzmq and libsodium. The libzmq.dll is built without OpenPGM.

metadings commented 8 years ago

Well, it is fine you've compiled this project, but I don't want a quick-shot-build here.

I need them VS2010 or VS2012, for amd64 and x86, with libsodium.dll and libpgm.lib.

metadings commented 8 years ago

UPDATE: Now I see this is also compiled on x86.

My problem with this is: Why didn't you include epgm?

metadings commented 8 years ago

Also, You have registered for github.com a few days ago... I'm not going to git pull your compilation.

Chris-P-Bacon commented 8 years ago

I did not compile it with epgm, because I didn't know what it's used for (and didn't have the time to investigate). I can build it with epgm, if you want, but VS2010/2012 is not possible, since I only have VS2015. No offense, but isn't it a bit harsh to not accept contributions from me for the sole reason that I didn't bother contributing until now? Yes, it's binary stuff, but in what other form do want your dlls? ;-)

metadings commented 8 years ago

Yeah, you're right, actually I didn't worry about this...

However, I definitely need something older than VS2015... I also would like to have epgm, because there's no other way to multicast a ZFrame using ZeroMQ v4.1. In v4.2 will be UDP support (RADIO/DISH).

Chris-P-Bacon commented 8 years ago

Does the VS version really matter? It's a binary, after all.

metadings commented 8 years ago

It is a binary; depending on a VS version redistributable. VS2010 and VS2012 are more likely already installed, VS2015 not. Recently, Firefox switched from VS2010 to VS2012. And I don't need the latest shit, I need a program running everywhere. So yes, it does matter.

Chris-P-Bacon commented 8 years ago

Ah, ok. I wasn't aware that VC++ needs a runtime, too (We are using VC#). Thought we were talking about IDE versions. PS: Entschuldige bitte die Begriffsstutzigkeit. Wollte nur helfen ;-)