What exactly is AimAdt?
AimAdt is a tool for viewing two-dimensional numeric data. It consists of several operational components. The main component is the AimAdt library, which is a Java .jar class library. This library contains the AimViewer GUI and its associated methods, along with the AimImage I/O routines. The standalone AimAdt application is simply a main program wrapper for this library. When you interface your Java programs with this library, you either embed calls to the AimViewer class methods in your code, or invoke these methods directly from your debugger. (See Using AimAdt With Debuggers for more information on various debugger capabilities.) The C/C++ library files are additional components. These libraries are Java JNI “glue” routines that allow you to interface your C/C++ code with the AimAdt library without your having to get into the Java JNI library yourself. The C/C++ libraries are not system independent; you must have a compatible C/C++ library for your particular system.