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Thank you both.<br />
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Is Roslyn still in Beta?<br />
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It looks like FxCop is retired and replaced with Roslyn?
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Thank you both.

Is Roslyn still in Beta?

It looks like FxCop is retired and replaced with Roslyn?

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I have a computer with Visual Studio and no internet connection.<br />
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I'm programming in C#.<br />
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I would like to have some code metrics for my project. I see there's a Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSh<wbr />arp which looks promising; however, I have no internet connection so I cannot use NuGet to download it.<br />
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Is there a way I can download whatever is required to another computer, burn it to a DVD, and install it on my computer? How may I do that?<br />
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Bonus question: Any recommendations on open source code metric software for C#?
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I have a computer with Visual Studio and no internet connection.

I'm programming in C#.

I would like to have some code metrics for my project. I see there's a Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp which looks promising; however, I have no internet connection so I cannot use NuGet to download it.

Is there a way I can download whatever is required to another computer, burn it to a DVD, and install it on my computer? How may I do that?

Bonus question: Any recommendations on open source code metric software for C#?

NuGet with no internet connection? Code Metrics?

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