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 <<<
 == B. Develop and Test odb
 === Develop

 odb is coded in "ANSI C" (K&R programming style) and is compiled in a 64-bit version on the Linux platform, linked
 to the unixODBC driver manager. Other platforms, compilers, and ODBC libraries have not yet been tested.

 [cols="15%,15%,40%,20%",options="header"]
 |===
 | Platform | Compiler | ODBC Libraries | Note
 | **Linux** | gcc | unixODBC (supported), iODBC (not currently supported), Data Direct (not currently supported), Teradata (not currently supported) | 64 bit (32 bit is not currently supported)
 | **MS-Windows** +
 (not tested) | Visual Studio (not tested) | MS-Windows (not tested) | 64 bit
 |===

 C compilers are set with “all warnings” enabled and odb has to compile, on each platform, with no errors (of course) AND no warnings. Tools used
 to code odb:

 * **vim** (http://www.vim.org) as editor (or Visual Studio embedded editor)
 * **splint** (http://www.splint.org) to statically check the source code

 === Test

 The info, load, extract, and copy operations of odb have been fully tested. In addition, odb had been tested using a set of
 137 standard tests to check functionalities and identify memory/thread issues.
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	<<<
	== B. Develop and Test odb
	=== Develop

	odb is coded in "ANSI C" (K&R programming style) and is compiled in a 64-bit version on the Linux platform, linked
	to the unixODBC driver manager. Other platforms, compilers, and ODBC libraries have not yet been tested.

	[cols="15%,15%,40%,20%",options="header"]
	\|===
	\| Platform \| Compiler \| ODBC Libraries \| Note
	\| Linux \| gcc \| unixODBC (supported), iODBC (not currently supported), Data Direct (not currently supported), Teradata (not currently supported) \| 64 bit (32 bit is not currently supported)
	\| MS-Windows +
	(not tested) \| Visual Studio (not tested) \| MS-Windows (not tested) \| 64 bit
	\|===

	C compilers are set with “all warnings” enabled and odb has to compile, on each platform, with no errors (of course) AND no warnings. Tools used
	to code odb:

	* vim (http://www.vim.org) as editor (or Visual Studio embedded editor)
	* splint (http://www.splint.org) to statically check the source code

	=== Test

	The info, load, extract, and copy operations of odb have been fully tested. In addition, odb had been tested using a set of
	137 standard tests to check functionalities and identify memory/thread issues.