The following table describes the supported platforms and operating systems for IDL 6.0:
On platforms with both 32-bit and 64-bit support, both versions are installed, and the 64-bit version is the default. The 32-bit version can be run by specifying the -32 switch at the command line:
% idl -32
* The DXF file format and IDL DataMiner are not supported on 64-bit IDL platforms.
For UNIX (including Mac OS X), the supported versions indicate that IDL was either built on the lowest version listed or tested on that version. You can install and run IDL on other versions that are binary compatible with those listed.
IDL 6.0 was built on the Linux 2.4 kernel with glibc 2.2 using Red Hat Linux 7.1. If your version of Linux is compatible with these, it is possible that you can install and run IDL on your version.
[] When multiple supported versions are listed, the bracketed version represents the operating system used to build IDL. Operating system versions that are binary compatible with the build version should run IDL 6.0 without problems, but only the versions listed in the table have been tested by RSI.
The following table describes the software requirements for IDL 6.0:
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Software Requirements
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Windows
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Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher.
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Macintosh
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MacOSX X11 which can be obtained at http://www.apple.com/macosx/x11.
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The following table describes the supported platforms and operating systems for ION 2.0:
For UNIX, the supported versions indicate that ION was either built on the lowest version listed or tested on that version. You can install and run ION on other versions that are binary compatible with those listed.
ION 2.0 was built on the Linux 2.4 kernel with glibc 2.2 using Red Hat Linux. If your version of Linux is compatible with these, it is possible that you can install and run ION 2.0 on your version.
In order to use ION, you must install an HTTP Web server. ION has been tested with the following Web server software:
If you do not already have Web server software, the IDL 6.0 CD-ROM contains the following Apache Web Server software:
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ION 2.0 supports the HTTP 1.0 protocol. The following are provided as examples of popular Web browsers that support HTTP 1.0:
Browsers differ in their support of HTML features. As with any Web application, you should test your ION Script or Java application using Web browsers that anyone accessing your application is likely to be using.
ION 2.0 supports the following Java Virtual Machines:
The following are provided as examples of popular Web browsers that are shipped with the above JVMs:
Browsers differ in their support of features. As with any Web application, you should test your ION Java application using Web browsers that anyone accessing your application is likely to be using.