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          Epidemiology)"</h3>
          <dt><b>Description </b>:</dt>
          <dd>For detailed package information, see <a href="http://darwin.cwru.edu.">http://darwin.cwru.edu.</a>
            Use of the STL : in upcoming 4.0 release, ~50k+ lines of code relies
            heavily on the standard library containers and to a lesser degree on
            the standard algorithms. Code also compiles with Kuck &amp;
            Associate's modified Moderna STL and DeltaLogic's XTL.</dd>
          <dt><b>Platforms/compilers used:</b></dt>
          <dd>Alpha Digital Unix 4.0/g++ 2.7.2.1, Digital C++ 5.5 ; Sparc
            Solaris 2.5/g++ 2.7.2.1, SunPro C++; i386 Linux 2.x/g++ 2.7.2.1</dd>
          <dt><b>Availability :</b> check <a href="http://darwin.mhmc.cwru.edu/pub/sage.html">S.A.G.E
            homepage</a>.</dt>
          <dt><i>Contact e-mail: </i><a href="mailto:[e-mail]">[e-mail]</a></dt>
          <dt>&nbsp;</dt>
          <hr width="100%">
          <p><i>Organization: </i><a href="mailto:[e-mail]">Formatek
          Inc.</a></p>
          <h3>Product : "Softmap"</h3>
          <dt><b>Description </b>:</dt>
          <dd><b>SoftMap</b> is a GIS software bundled to a set of standard maps
            (topographic maps, city maps, thematic maps) on CD-ROM to which
            complementary georeferenced data can be added: topologically
            structured nodes, vectors, polygons, icons and texts. As SoftMap is
            a multimedia software, it is possible to link to the above graphic
            elements attributes, images, external files, data base records etc.</dd>
          <dt><b>Platforms/compilers used:</b></dt>
          <dd>Windows/Borland C++</dd>
          <dt><b>Availability :</b> check <a href="http://www.naturinfo.com">http://www.naturinfo.com</a>.</dt>
          <dt><b>Contact e-mail:</b> <a href="mailto:[e-mail]">[e-mail]</a></dt>
          <dt>&nbsp;</dt>
          <hr width="100%">
          <p><i>Organization: <a href="http://www.int.com">Interactive Network
          Technologies, Inc (INT)</a></i></p>
          <h3>Product : "Carnac", Graphics Toolkit</h3>
          <dt><b>Description </b>:</dt>
          <dd><b>Carnac</b> is a multi-platform high-performance graphics
            toolkit written in C++ targeted at handling of huge volumes of
            graphics information: maps, geoscience, satellite images and so on.
            Carnac includes database components (spatial-organized geometry,
            visual attributes), view management, data management, distributed
            components and platform-specific drivers..</dd>
          <dt><b>Platforms/compilers used:</b></dt>
          <dd>Microsoft Windows NT, Sun Solaris, SGI IRIX and IBM AIX. Other
            platforms may be added.</dd>
          <dt><b>Availability:</b></dt>
          <dd>check the <a href="http://www.int.com/product/carnac/index.html">Carnac
            Web Page</a>.</dd>
          <dt><b>Comments from Carnac developers:</b></dt>
          <dd>To handle this diversity and to keep our code-base reasonably
            small and manageable we use internally a lot of new features of
            upcoming ANSI C++ standard: templates, exception handling, standard
            library based on STL. The biggest problem of our multi-platform
            project was a diversity of C++ compilers. They have a variety of
            different bugs and "features", and somewhat incompatible
            interpretations of templates. Some of them didn't support HP STL we
            started with. HP STL had a limited set of containers (notably it
            lacks hash-based containers). ObjectSpace STL was modeled after HP
            STL and had the same problems. We decided to go with SGI STL as most
            comprehensive STL implementation available. While it worked fine on
            Windows NT and SGI, we had troubles with other platforms. Adaptation
            of SGI STL (STLport) really improved this situation. We use original
            SGI STL 2.03 on Windows NT and SGI IRIX and SGI STL port 2.03 on Sun
            Solaris and IBM AIX. Both libraries work out-of-box on these
            platforms. I should add that STLport has very important features ---
            it incorporates a debug mode, which is crucial for big projects,
            thread-safety and exception safety. SGI STL and STLport are free,
            easy-to-use, up-to-date and evolving, close to ANSI C++ draft
            standard and THEY WORK ON EXISTING COMPILERS!!! That's why we chose
            SGI STL for our project.</dd>
          <br>
          Eugene Lazutkin, Senior Software Analyst <br>
          Interactive Network Technologies, Inc.
          <dt>&nbsp;</dt>
          <hr width="100%">
          <br>
          <i>Organization: <a href="http://www.claris.com">Claris Corporation</a></i>
          <h3>Project : ClarisWorks New Code Base</h3>
          <dt><b>Description </b>:</dt>
          <dd>ClarisWorks is a productivity package that includes
            word-processing, drawing, spreadsheet, and paint capabilities all
            integrated in one package.&nbsp; It is currently available on MacOS
            as well as Windows 95/NT.</dd>
          <br>
          MacWeek rates us 4.5 diamonds (out of five). PCWeek says we are all
          the Office you need. <br>
          &nbsp;
          <dt><b>Platforms/compilers used:</b></dt>
          <dd>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; MacOS/CodeWarrior Pro 2</dd>
          <br>
          &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Win32/Visual
          C++ 5.0 sp2 <br>
          &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; WinCE/Visual
          C++ 5.0 sp2 <br>
          &nbsp;
          <dt><b>Availability :</b></dt>
          <br>
          You can buy ClarisWorks 5.0 currently, although it is not written
          using STLport, you can get a look at what we are working on.&nbsp;
          <hr width="100%">
          <br>
          &nbsp; <br>
          <i>Organization: <a href="http://www.uni-paderborn.de/cs/">University
          of Paderborn, Germany</a></i>
          <h3>Project : <a href="http://www.uni-paderborn.de/cs/padfem/">PadFEM</a></h3>
          <dt><b>Description </b>:</dt>
          <br>
          &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; PadFEM is a project of the University of Paderborn,
          Germany, dealing <br>
          with parallel adaptive finite element simulations. <br>
          &nbsp;
          <dt><b>Platforms/compilers used:</b></dt>
          <br>
          g++ compiler (2.7.2 and 2.8.0) on Sun workstations (Solaris) and <br>
          massive parallel computers. <br>
          &nbsp;
          <dt><b>Availability :</b></dt>
          <br>
          &nbsp; More informations are available on the PadFEM homepage at <br>
          <a href="http://www.uni-paderborn.de/cs/padfem/">http://www.uni-paderborn.de/cs/padfem/</a>.
          <br>

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