SEDRIS SDK Release 3.0.4
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  • The components of the core software are described as follows.

  • SEDRIS SDK Release 3.0.4 is a maintenance release that provides defect fixes reported after SEDRIS SDK Release 3.0.3. It contains no DRM or EDCS changes.

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    This release is compatible with the following SEDRIS technology components:
    • Data Representation Model (DRM), version 3.0
    • Read and Write API, version 3.0
    • SEDRIS Transmittal Format (STF), version 3.0
    • SEDRIS Spatial Reference Model (SRM), version 3.0
    • Environmental Data Coding Specification (EDCS), version 2.9
    • Note: EDCS 2.9 is a superset of EDCS 2.7
    This release includes the following SEDRIS implementations:
    • Debug API implementation, version 3.0.4
    • Reference STF Read and Write API implementation, version 3.0.4
    • Reference S1000 Read API implementation, version 3.0.4
    • SEDRIS SRM Library, version 3.0.4


    The release package also contains a Build Kit "text file". This text file is less detailed and less comprehensive than the Build Kit "document" available as a separate download. The purpose of the Build Kit document is to provide software programmers new to the SEDRIS development environment with a concise description of the steps involved in creating, building, and testing SEDRIS libraries and applications.


    Testing was conducted on SEDRIS SDK Release 3.0.4 to ensure support for the following combinations of operating systems and compilers.

    _OPERATING_
    SYSTEM
    COMPILER
    _AIX 4.3
    _VisualAge 5.0
    _Irix 6.5
    _MipsPro 7.1
    _Irix 6.5
    _MipsPro 7.2 and gnu 2.95.1_
    _Irix 6.5
    _MipsPro 7.3 and 7.3.1.1m
    _Linux
    _gnu 2.95.1 and ecgs 1.1.2
    _Sun 5.6
    _SC 4.2
    _Sun 5.7
    _SC 4.2
    _Win 2000
    _Visual C++ 5.0 and 6.0
    _Win NT
    _Visual C++ 5.0 and 6.0
    _Win NT
    _VisualAge 4.0
        NOTE:
        If you require SEDRIS on other platforms, send an e-mail to se-scrccb@sedris.org stating the specific platform, operating system, and C/C++ compiler requirements.
     
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    Last updated: March 14, 2003