[ome-devel] Release of Bio-Formats C++ 5.1.6

Helen Flynn (Staff) h.flynn at dundee.ac.uk
Thu Dec 3 14:58:27 GMT 2015


Dear All,

Today we have released the binary builds of Bio-Formats-C++ 5.1.6, together with the ome-cmake-superbuild package used for building Bio-Formats-C++ and its dependencies on Windows and other platforms.

See http://downloads.openmicroscopy.org/bio-formats-cpp/5.1.6/ for links to the source releases, documentation and API reference, and binary builds for a number of platforms.

Bio-Formats C++ changes include:

  *   Dropped superbuild option (not needed now it is a separate release)
  *   Added support for path introspection on Windows (used to determine the location of the schema files); this now matches the behaviour for all other platforms
  *   Disabled bounds checks in the PixelBuffer multi-dimensional array code for Debug builds for performance reasons (it is always disabled for Release builds)
  *   Updated doxygen documentation links (N.B. will come into effect next week when Bio-Formats 5.1.7 is released)
  *   Source releases are now xz compressed

Superbuild changes include:

  *   Added support for caching builds of prerequisites for future rebuilds (build-cache and python-cache options); this saves time if doing many builds with the same prerequisites.
  *   Component changes:
     *   Bioformats: Updated to 5.1.6 (uses boost-1.59)
     *   boost-1.58: Removed (no longer used)
     *   png: Updated to 1.6.19

The software release is available at: http://downloads.openmicroscopy.org/bio-formats-cpp/5.1.6

For any problems or comments, please use the OME forums or mailing lists: http://www.openmicroscopy.org/site/community

Regards,

The OME Team

Dr Helen Flynn
OME Technical Writer
Centre for Gene Regulation & Expression
Open Microscopy Environment
University of Dundee
http://openmicroscopy.org<http://openmicroscopy.org/>


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