Malibu

Rapid Application Development Libraries for Data Acquisition and DSP

Rapid Application Development Libraries for Data Acquisition and DSP

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Works with Windows Works with Linux .NET Compatible Turbo C++ Pro Compatible QT Compatible

Features

  • C++ Development software for Data Acquisition/DSP
  • Multiple Compilers/IDEs supported:
  • MSVC++ .NET2003/2005
  • Borland Developers Studio/TurboC++/BCB6
  • GNU C++
  • Support for the latest Innovative Integration products
  • Comprehensive class library for:
  • Data Acq, Analysis, Display & Recording
  • For Windows2000, XP, Linux (tested under Suse 10.x)

Applications

  • Rapid Application Development

 

Overview

Malibu is a powerful, feature-rich software library designed to meet the challenge of developing software capable of high-speed data flow and real-time signal analysis on the PC. Malibu adds high performance data acquisition and data processing capabilities to Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003/2005 or Borland Developers Studio/TurboC++/BCB6 and GNU C++ applications with a complete set of functions that solve data movement, analysis, viewing, logging and fully take advantage of the object-oriented nature of C++.

Harnessing the expressive power of the Microsoft, Borland or GNU C++ graphical environment, Malibu offers the most powerful and flexible tools to rapidly integrate high-end data processing in Windows applications. This class library offers an excellent means to application engineers for synchronizing host side data movement and processing with hardware-driven data that is transferred to/from DSP or data acquisition cards. Malibu simply delivers the highest performance data streaming achievable on a desktop or industrial PC.

Rapid application development is achieved using principles such as reusable C++ classes, visual application and form design and full-bandwidth direct hardware access. Malibu is an environment that allows you to create any real-time applications running under Windows or Linux.