The source distribution kit for BBLimage version 0.65 is now available
from
http://www.med.upenn.edu/bbl/publications_downloads/downloads/software.shtml
BBLimage is a collection of tools for processing volume images,
especially medical images; it includes Pyvox, a Python extension
for large multi-dimensional arrays.
Features added in release 0.65 include: Motif is now required only to
compile the qdv image viewer. LAPACK and BLAS are now optional;
BBLimage will use an internal lightweight version if it cannot find
one on the host platform. Compilation and installation on Solaris 8
have been verified using the gcc compiler. New functions row(),
column(), matrix(), point(), and vector() have been added to the pyvox
module; these functions all attempt to convert any reasonable data
format into a Pyvox array of the specified flavor and type double.
BBLimage is currently available as an alpha release under an open-
source license and is written in ANSI C and designed to be easily
portable to any Unix or Posix-compatible platform. Some programs also
require the X Window System.
Paul Hughett
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Paul Hughett, Ph.D. Research Associate
Brain Behavior Laboratory
10th floor Gates Building
Hospital of the University (215) 662-6095 (voice)
of Pennsylvania (215) 662-7903 (fax)
3400 Spruce Street
Philadelphia PA 19104 hughett at bbl.med.upenn.edu
A rose by any other name confuses the issue.
-Patrick E. Raume
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