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Cort Buffington authoredCort Buffington authored
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FOR THE IMPATENT PLEASE AT LEAST READ THIS
There are two ways to "install" DMRlink:
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Use the mk-drmlink
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Don't
The mk-dmrlink script will create a directory tree and copy all of the pertient files, making duplicates of some things so that each of the applications have a full set of all of the files they need, standalone.
Not using the mk-dmrlink leaves the structure as it existis in the repo, which is fully functional. It trades the autonomy of the file tree and duplicates for a simpler installation, and the ability to sync to new versions more easily.
The one you use is up to you -- just please don't blindly go download it and type "./mk-dmrlink" becuase that's just what you always do. Please think about it.
##PROJECT: Open Source IPSC Client. PURPOSE: Understanding IPSC, building an open-source IPSC "stack", troubleshooting IPSC performance issues, and as a basis to easily write applications such as logging, bridging, etc.
IMPACT: Potential concern from Motorla Solutions, as IPSC is a proprietary protocol.
METHOD: Reverse engineering by pattern matching and process of elimination.