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1.6.8

12 Sep 09:13
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version 1.6.8:

  • Add support for the Matrix STED microscope type.

version 1.6.7:

  • Remove sprintf() calls: these are declared deprecated by the Apple clang compiler. Replace them with snprintf().
  • Update Scientific Volume Imaging's street address.

1.6.6

13 Oct 15:44
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version 1.6.6:

  • Remove unused variables, avoiding compiler warning.
  • Reorder cases in libics_top.c to match enum order.
  • Prevent a NULL pointer dereference on ICS syntax error, instead return an Ics error.
  • Replace fseek by _fseeki64() on Windows (64-bit safe). Based on a patch submitted by Patrick Steele at Bitplane.
  • For reference, add #define lines for possible values as used by SVI Huygens (sensor types, STED depletion modes, SPIM excitation types, scatter models, reliability levels).

1.6.5

18 Aug 14:16
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version 1.6.5

  • Fix typo that causes out-of-bounds read.

1.6.4

13 Sep 14:13
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  • Add support for the noiseGain sensor parameter.
  • Updated documentation with a list of supported sensor parameters.
  • Support for building shared library on Windows with MinGW (Contributed by Andrew Sun).

1.6.3

06 Jun 10:04
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  • Add support for storing the parameters of multi-detector microscopes.
  • Support for 64 bit integer images.
  • C++ interface.
  • Improved CMake support.
  • Improved backward compatibility.
  • Various bug fixes.

1.6.2

23 Nov 12:47
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Fix a bug in a test program that failed on 32-bit Debian

1.6.1

06 Sep 09:56
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Significant addition of functionality (read/write sensor states) plus bug fixes and various small features.

1.5.4

10 Nov 15:05
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Small patch to support older visual studio versions.

1.5.3

20 Oct 08:27
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First release after Scientific Volume Imaging took over maintenance.