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   And, using XDDL, you can support your own proprietary message formats.
   
  -See xenon in action for yourself using the Intrig online decoder: [http://intrig.com/x82da86](intrig.com).
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  +See xenon in action for yourself using the Intrig online decoder:
  +http://intrig.com/x82da86[intrig.com].
   
   === Quick Start
   
  
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  == Introduction
  
  
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  === Dependencies
  
  * https://mesonbuild.com[meson]
  * C++17 or later compiler
  * Github desktop (for Windows only)
  
  == Using Xenon
  
  Link with the libxenon.so library, found in `/usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libxenon.so`
  on Ubuntu.
  
  The header files are found in `/usr/local/include/xenon`.
  
  The XDDL data files are found in `/usr/local/share/xddl`.
  
  See the `xenon/examples` directory for some common uses of the decoder.
  
  Also, the tools directory contains useful examples, such as `idm` and `xv`.  These
  two programs are installed into `/usr/local/bin`.
  