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aseedb fork

introduces the possibility to compile under linux and macOS in addition to windows.

Eer File Format

For the latest eer file format and examples, consult the EER file format pdf document in this repository.

How To Build the example TestEerReader

  1. Create a Build directory where all the output can be stored.

  2. To generate a 64 bit Visual Studio solution, navigate to the Build directory:

    cmake ../ -DLIBTIFF_INCLUDE_DIR="[Path to Libtiff local include directory]" -DLIBTIFF_LIB_DIR="[Path to Libtiff local lib directory]" -G=[Generator] -A x64

    • For example:

      cmake ../ -DLIBTIFF_INCLUDE_DIR="C:\libraries\libtiff\libtiff-4.3.0.1-vc141\include" -DLIBTIFF_LIB_DIR="C:\libraries\libtiff\libtiff-4.3.0.1-vc141\lib\Debug64" -G="Visual Studio 15 2017" -A x64

  3. Open the solution in Visual Studio and build the solution. This will create a .lib for the source code (in Build/lib/Debug) and an .exe for the test example (in Build/Debug).

  4. To run the TestEerReader.exe use the --help or -h argument on command line to understand what arguments the test needs.