The Orientation Library is a collection of routines for rotation/orientation manipulation. It ranges from general tools to others for crystal orientations. It is written in C and is well-documented. An interactive program enables to run the routines.
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General: manual corrections, small enhancements.
Version 2.0.2 is an incremental bug-fix release for version 2.0. Changes: General: manual corrections, small enhancements.
General: manual corrections, small enhancements; Calculation: added "shortcut" functions ol_e_e_disori & ol_e_e_misori.
Version 2.0.1 is an incremental bug-fix release for version 2.0. Changes: General: manual corrections, small enhancements; Calculation: added "shortcut" functions ol_e_e_disori & ol_e_e_misori.
General: new functions on orientation sets and maps ; modified file organization due to the library growth: ol.c and ol.h replaced by files for the individual "modules" (or chapter) of the software: ol_des, ol_cal, ol_gen, ol_set, ol_map. Interactive program: new way-of-use (convenient for scripting); new functions. Description: added "shortcut" functions for conversions; code and manual corrections for reading and writing function (_fscanf, _fprintf) returned values. Generation: added functions to generate random (mis-)orientations. Calculation: orientation averaging function moved to "Set", new functions for specimen symmetry; fixed misorientation functions with quaternions; renamed function ol_r_r_angle to ol_vect_vect_theta and new function ol_vect_vect_rtheta. Set: changed ol_q_mean to ol_set_mean; new orientation averaging function for large spreads; new functions for orientation spread filtering; new functions for anisotropic orientation spread study. Map: new functions for orientation mapping together with support for external softwares (HKL Channel 5) and image printing (PNG format).
Very first version of the Orientation Library interactive program; new functions for generation of misorientations (ol_nb_max_theta_mis, ol_nb_max_rtheta_mis); corrected / improved generation of orientations (ol_nb_r, ol_nb_max_rtheta); new functions for descriptor initialization (ol_*_set_this), new function for disorientation calculation (ol_g_g_disori); new allocation / printing functions for pole figures, improved memory allocation functions (tests included); renamed functions ol_nb_theta_max and ol_nb_rtheta_max to ol_nb_max_theta and ol_nb_max_rtheta; manual syntax corrections and enhancements.
Orientation Library version 2.0.0 is a collection of routines for orientation description / generation / calculation (rotation combination, disorientation...), the study of orientation sets (averaging, anisotropy, filtering...), and orientation mapping. It consists of a collection of source files + an executable program (Unix-type systems, 32-bit MS Windows). Changes: General: new functions on orientation sets and maps ; modified file organization due to the library growth: ol.c and ol.h replaced by files for the individual "modules" (or chapter) of the software: ol_des, ol_cal, ol_gen, ol_set, ol_map. Interactive program: new way-of-use (convenient for scripting); new functions. Description: added "shortcut" functions for conversions; code and manual corrections for reading and writing function (_fscanf, _fprintf) returned values. Generation: added functions to generate random (mis-)orientations. Calculation: orientation averaging function moved to "Set", new functions for specimen symmetry; fixed misorientation functions with quaternions; renamed function ol_r_r_angle to ol_vect_vect_theta and new function ol_vect_vect_rtheta. Set: changed ol_q_mean to ol_set_mean; new orientation averaging function for large spreads; new functions for orientation spread filtering; new functions for anisotropic orientation spread study. Map: new functions for orientation mapping together with support for external softwares (HKL Channel 5) and image printing (PNG format).
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