Christian Rondeau

I won't be able to test that right away, can you check if https://github.com/pieroxy/lz-string behaves in the same way?

Damn. To be completely honest, I don't master the compression algorithm itself. My best idea would be to follow both algorithm and figure out where they start to differ. That's...

Good idea for .Net Core, especially if it's "free" :) If you already know how to enable .Net Core in NuGet packaging and in the build, please feel free to...

You may be right. The original code actually did create itself at runtime, and I believe we could indeed bring back a normal dictionary since it's initialized by the JIT...

I did some quick tests: With ConcurrentDictionary: Did 1024 compressions in 16.6660174s. Average: 16ms Did 1024 decompressions in 0.3325204s. Average: 0ms With normal Dictionary: Did 1024 compressions in 16.872454s. Average:...

I have started a branch, and it compiles on my machine, but I will need some help to make sure it works: https://github.com/christianrondeau/termux-packages/tree/dotnet-dev/packages/dotnet-dev I searched for high level instructions on...

Thank you very much @vishalbiswas - I should have enough to get going for a while :) I'm still trying to understand the relationship between .Net Core repositories and their...

@cydhaselton that would be amazing, I'm still trying to figure out the build part of dotnet-cli (works from a checkout, not from their release tar file for multiple reasons), the...

Small info : `dotnet/cli` `master` builds, and `/t:Compile` skips tests correctly... but the `v1.0.0-preview2.1` tag _does not_ on Ubuntu x64. So either we build on a custom commit rather than...

Not yet, no - I have the `build-package.sh` building `dotnet/cli` correctly (pushed this morning), but I'm now trying to understand what `build-package.sh` does after the build, and what files should...