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Ari Lukumies
In a recent article in Vision Systems Design, March 2005, there is an
description of NASA's Shuttle heat-shield tiles measurement system,
consisting of - among others - an imaging computer HP xw6000 and a
National Instruments PCI-1424 frame grabber. It's said in the article
that "the software was written in ANCI C for portability". Is that a
typo, or does there exist such a beast, compromising the C standard
somehow? (This was the only occurrence of where the acronym ANCI was
mentioned in the article, there is no mention of ANSI.) The system is
basically a DSL 3-D imaging system, but I cannot see how it would have
been possible to create such a program in ANSI C, either.
Maybe Mr. Kirby could elaborate on that?
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description of NASA's Shuttle heat-shield tiles measurement system,
consisting of - among others - an imaging computer HP xw6000 and a
National Instruments PCI-1424 frame grabber. It's said in the article
that "the software was written in ANCI C for portability". Is that a
typo, or does there exist such a beast, compromising the C standard
somehow? (This was the only occurrence of where the acronym ANCI was
mentioned in the article, there is no mention of ANSI.) The system is
basically a DSL 3-D imaging system, but I cannot see how it would have
been possible to create such a program in ANSI C, either.
Maybe Mr. Kirby could elaborate on that?
-atl-