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 To Do List - BACnet Stack at SourceForge
 Here are some things to do:
 
-A. Finish demo/epics/main.c - EPICS demo. Use object property lists.
-B. Update demo/object/lo.c - Lighting Output object demo - match addendum
-C. Add storage hooks to bvlc.c for BDT and FDT.
-D. Merge blvc.c network variable storage (ntohl, htonl) to bip.c.
+A. Finish apps/epics/main.c - EPICS demo. Use object property lists.
+B. Update src/bacnet/basic/object/lo.c - Lighting Output object demo
+C.
+D.
 E. Add HTTP demo like bacnet4linux
 F. Add SubscribeCOVProperty support in server demo.
 G. Add hooks to increment Database_Revision property
-H. Change demo objects and WhoHas to use CharacterString for Object_Name.
+H.
 I. Change core encode/decode to pass length for safe handling
-J. Change bip.c to not use extra buffer (shift data)
-K. Add Visual Studio makefiles, projects, or solutions for demos.
-L. Add Code::Blocks projects for demos.
+J.
+K.
+L.
 M. Add function headers to each module and function with
    doc-tags for document generator doxygen (in progress).
-N. Add option to address module that use file store address cache
-   instead of having to send who-is for each query.
-   This will make scripting cleaner/effecient.
-O. Convert object methods to use an array of object methods
-   for ReadProperty and Device object counts, ids, and names.
-P. Convert datalink methods to use function pointers that can be
-   overridden in main.c.
-Q. Create BACnet router code that uses more than one datalink.
-R. splint more of the code.  Make intelligent fixes.
-S. Fix src/mstp.c so that indent can parse it correctly.
-T. Add "inline" to static functions that are only used once.
-U. Modify code to compile with MISRA C rules.
-V. Change OBJECT_ID to only be 32 bits, and add macro handlers.
+N.
+O.
+P. Convert datalink methods to use network port objects
+Q.
+R.
+S.
+T.
+U.
+V.
 W. Add #ifdef for all MAX_ defines so they can be overridden.
 X. Change WhoIs demo to list all I-Am's received such that duplicate
    IDs with different MAC addresses can be detected.