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Last Release: October 29th, 2001

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  • How to Install:
    1. Unix/Posix
    2. Windows
    3. MSVC 5
    4. C++ Builder 4




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    Project Description:
    A completely portable C++ library, to provide a standard set of classes
    similar to Java Common API. It's highly efficient and it follows
    the Embedded C++ Standard. It's FREE (LGPL licensed).
    It's a one shot deal for all your C++ needs.

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    License: GNU LGPL, except that it can be include in commercial package, such as Arcom, QNX, pSOS, VxWorks, etc. without any extra charge. Perhaps, any derivation of this library must be kept
    under GNU LGPL licence.
    Notice: LGPL = Lesser General Public License
    Used for GNU libraries with less restrictions.

    How to install and use J2K:


    This is a short example to test the JString class.


    On Unix/Linux/Solaris/QNX with gcc 2.95.x   C++ compiler:

    cd /home/myname
    tar xvfz j2k08aug2001.tgz
    cd /08aug/j2k/

    pico license.txt (delete ***REMOVE*** lines)
    pico rights.txt   (delete ***REMOVE*** lines)

    cd test
    g++ -Wall -g -lpthread -lrt -lmalloc -I /home/myname/08aug/ StrTest.cpp



    On Windows with MSVC:


    Decompress it somewhere like D:\

    That way all files will be under D:\08aug\j2k\...

    Start->run->open
    notepad D:\08aug\j2k\license.txt (delete ***REMOVE*** lines)

    Start->run->open
    notepad D:\08aug\j2k\rights.txt   (delete ***REMOVE*** lines)



    In MSVC5:

    File->New
    Win32 Console Application

    Location: D:\08aug
    Project Name: vctest

    Press OK


    Project->Add to project->Files...
    File Name: D:\08aug\j2k\test\StrTest.cpp

    Press OK


    Tools->Options
    Directory tab

    Double-click on the white space at the end of the list
    Add D:\08aug

    Press OK


    Press CTRL-F5







    On C++ Builder 4:


    File->new->new (TAB)->Console Wizard

    Press OK

    Window Type: console
    Execution Type: Exe

    Press Finish

    Press CTRL-F4 [ i.e. close the default main() C++ file ]

    Project->Add to project
    Browse: D:\08aug\j2k\test\StrTest.cpp

    Press OK

    Project->Options->Directories/Conditionals (TAB)

    Include Path: D:\08aug\; [...];

    Press ADD

    Press OK

    Press F9







        
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