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 **What is it?**
 libCIGI is a simple library that provides a set of classes for intefacing with CIGI (Common Image Generator Interface) image generators. It can also be used by image generator vendors as the interface to host applications.

+** What versions are supported?**
+Currently 3.0 / 3.1, 3.2 &amp; 3.3 are supported according to the ICD. There is also support for the *draft* 4.0 standard although this may well change once 4.0 is released.
+As well as supporting the versions directly there are also a number of interpreters that can convert between the supported versions so connecting your 4.0 IG to the Boeing host emulator (on 3.2) will still work (in most cases!).
+
 **Why should I use it?**
 Because CIGI contains a lot of bitfields that make it a little tricky to use directly. Using a standard library simplifies this.
+Look at the examples! Writing a dummy IG that does a lot of complex stuff doesn't require much code! The same goes for a dummy host.

 **What platforms are supported**
 The library is header only so has no platform / compiler specific build process, however it uses bitfields which aren't that standard so until that is factored out compatibility needs to be tested.
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-Welcome to your wiki!
+**What is it?**
+libCIGI is a simple library that provides a set of classes for intefacing with CIGI (Common Image Generator Interface) image generators. It can also be used by image generator vendors as the interface to host applications.

-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
+**Why should I use it?**
+Because CIGI contains a lot of bitfields that make it a little tricky to use directly. Using a standard library simplifies this.
+
+**What platforms are supported**
+The library is header only so has no platform / compiler specific build process, however it uses bitfields which aren't that standard so until that is factored out compatibility needs to be tested.
+

 The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/libcigi/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.

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