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The C/C++ demos are included with the GLG Demo Download. The demos' source code and drawings are provided as well. On Windows, a Demo Version of the GLG ActiveX Control is also included.
The glg/DEMOS directory contains the following demo subdirectories:
main_demo Contains several integrated demos
aircombat Aircombat Simulation demo
diagram Diagram Editor demo
gis_demo Map Server Air Traffic demo
graph_layout Graph Layout demo
map_demo Vector Map demo
process_demo_src Source code of the Process Demo used in the integrated main demo.
To run a demo in a Unix environment, install the Demo Version of the Toolkit, change to the demo's directory and run the demo's executable.
To run a demo on Windows, install the Demo Version of the Toolkit and double click on the demo's icon.
Click here to download the Demo Version of the GLG Toolkit containing the demos.
Click here for Windows installation instructions.
Click here for Unix installation instructions.
You can also obtain a free Evaluation Copy of the GLG Toolkit. The Evaluation Copy contains more coding examples as well as the GLG C/C++ library, which can be used to compile the demos or develop a prototype application. Click here to request a free Evaluation Copy.
The Java Demos are included with the GLG Demo Download.
Click here to download the Demo Version of the GLG Toolkit containing the demos.
Click here for Windows installation instructions.
Click here for Unix installation instructions.
Click here to request a free Evaluation Copy of the Toolkit.
The download contains the demos, including the source code and drawings, as well as the Demo Version of the GLG Jar file used to run the demos. The Demo Version of the GLG Jar file may also be used to compile the demos' source code or develop a prototype application (Click here to read the Terms and Conditions).
The drawings can be loaded into the GLG Graphics Builder for browsing or editing. The Demo Version of the Graphics Builder is included with the Glg Demo Download.
The README.txt file contains instructions on how to run the demos locally. Click here to read the README file.
The GLG Graphics Builder is a graphical editor used to create vector graphics drawings used with both Java, C/C++ and ActiveX versions of GLG. The GLG Builder is a binary executable, but the drawings it produces are cross-platform and may be used with both C/C++ and Java applications.
The GlgDemo executable of the Demo Download contains both the demo version of the Builder and integrated demos. On Unix, use the "-editor" option to start the Demo executable in the Graphics Builder mode:
glg/DEMOS/main_demo/GlgDemo
-editor
On Windows, a Demo Builder icon is provided in the Toolkit's installation folder.
Click here to download the Demo Version of the GLG Toolkit containing the Builder.
Click here for Windows installation instructions.
Click here for Unix installation instructions.
You can also obtain a free Evaluation Copy of the Enterprise Edition of the Builder. The Evaluation Copy also contains more coding examples as well as the GLG C/C++ library, which can be used to compile the demos or develop a prototype application. Click here to request a free Evaluation Copy.
The GIS and AirTraffic demos of the Demo Download demonstrate the use of the GLG Map Server integrated with the Toolkit. The demo version of the GLG Graphics Builder included with the download contains the GLG Map Server in the form of an integrated GIS Object. A demo dataset is also included in the glg/map_data directory. The demo version of the Builder may be used to create a GIS Object to display the map using the demo dataset and experiment with it.
Click here to download the Demo Version of the GLG Toolkit containing the Builder and Map Server.
To evaluate the GLG Map Server further, click here to request a free Evaluation Copy.
When finished downloading, run the downloaded executable file and follow the installation instructions to install the GLG Toolkit. The installation process installs GLG Demos and the Demo Version of the Graphics Builder, and registers the Demo Version of the GLG ActiveX Control.
Click here to download
the Demo Version of the GLG Toolkit.
Click here to request a
free Evaluation Copy of the Toolkit.
The download includes GLG Demos and the Demo Version of the Graphics Builder (Basic Edition).The downloaded file is a gzip-compressed tar file. After downloading, unzip it and extract the files using the following commands:
where filename.tar.gz is the name of the downloaded file.
Click here to download
the Demo Version of the GLG Toolkit.
Click here to request a
free Evaluation Copy of the Toolkit.
Click here to read how to run the downloaded Demos.
Click here to read how to run the downloaded Graphics Builder.
Downloads for other Unix and real-time platforms are available on request as well. Please contact sales@genlogic.com to request downloads for other platforms or to request a free Evaluation Version of the Toolkit.
jar xf filename.zip
where filename.zip is the name of the
downloaded file.
The evaluation period for use by or on behalf of a commercial entity is limited to 90 days; evaluation use by others is not subject to this 90 day limit. Government agencies (other than public libraries) are not considered non-profit organizations for purposes of this Agreement.