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jHepWork
Multiplatform data-analysis framework
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jHepWork 2.5b
development release
(June 29, 2010)
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jHepWork 2.4
stable release
(June 20, 2010)
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Package release Package size (MB) Date Changelog
jhepwork-2.5b.zip 53.13 MB 08/07/2010 18:25:52 jhepwork-2.5b.txt
jhepwork-2.4.zip 53.07 MB 18/06/2010 19:49:42 jhepwork-2.4.txt
jhepwork-2.2.zip 45.83 MB 08/05/2010 14:47:24 jhepwork-2.2.txt
jhepwork-2.1.zip 42.13 MB 02/10/2009 18:35:26 jhepwork-2.1.txt
jhepwork-2.0.zip 42.26 MB 01/07/2009 12:00:00 jhepwork-2.0.txt
jhepwork-1.9.zip 40.57 MB 17/06/2009 13:55:33 jhepwork-1.9.txt
jhepwork-1.8.zip 33.59 MB 03/01/2009 11:00:00 jhepwork-1.8.txt
jhepwork-1.7.zip 31.32 MB 03/07/2008 11:00:00 jhepwork-1.7.txt
jhepwork-1.6.zip 28.44 MB 03/02/2008 11:00:00 jhepwork-1.6.txt
jhepwork-1.5.zip 28.75 MB 03/09/2008 11:00:00 jhepwork-1.5.txt
jhepwork-1.4.zip 25.17 MB 03/07/2008 11:00:00 jhepwork-1.4.txt
jhepwork-1.3.zip 25.48 MB 03/02/2007 11:00:00 jhepwork-1.3.txt
jhepwork-1.2.zip 24.11 MB 04/01/2006 12:00:00 jhepwork-1.2.txt
jhepwork-1.1.zip 21.73 MB 04/06/2005 12:00:00 jhepwork-1.1.txt


If you are working with a C++ program and you will need to visualize data using Java or Jython, then you will need the CBook C++ package. This package allows you to fill histograms and vectors in a C++ code, and write them in a "pbu" file which contains zipped data records based on the Google's Protocol Buffers format. One can read such files using the jhplot.io.PFile class of jHepWork. In addition, one can write structural data using a C++ code and read them back using jHepWork (class EFile).
Note: jhepwork-2.2 can only be used with CBook-2.4 and protobuf-2.2