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    Java API for VISA Devices

    Java wrapper for native VISA library and TDS3000 oscilloscope driver

    ...JSeisLab is a Java port of its predecessor "Spectrum Division for Windows" which is written in VB 6.0. Design: I created a 64-bit JNA wrapper with IVI's visa.h version 5.0 as input to JNAerator (https://github.com/nativelibs4java/JNAerator). Instrument drivers written in Java can use this wrapper. A 64-bit VISA library from either an instrument company (e.g. National Instruments, Tektronix) when running Windows or libvisa (http://www.librevisa.org) when running Linux needs to be installed .
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    NativeLibs4Java gathers ready-to-use wrappers that let Java developers use native libraries in their projects
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    JNAerator simply parses C & Objective-C headers and generates the corresponding JNA and Rococoa Java interfaces (also has a very limited C++ support). This lets Java programmers access native libraries transparently with little to no hand-tweaking.
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