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last-minute product information and updates to IBM Rational SDL and TTCN Suite
6.3
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This is done by executing the commands as root:
chcon -t texrel_shlib_t <installation dir>/bin/linuxbin/libccg.so
For additional information
on system requirements, including recommended configurations, visit the IBM Rational Software Support site.
For the Windows platforms
English and Japanese locales are supported.
For Solaris and Linux
English locale is supported.
Precompiled
kernels and postmaster object/lib
A C/C++ compiler is
required for the TTCN Link, the SDL Suite simulation and exploration features,
and for SDL/TTCN to C compilers for host and target environments.
For information regarding
installation, see the compiler documentation.
The libraries included in
the distribution of the TTCN Link, the simulation and exploration features were
built and tested using the compilers listed below. You are advised to install and
use the same compilers, or closely compatible ones. It may be possible to use
other compilers, but this is not tested or supported.
Word processors
RTOS integrations
There are a number of RTOS
integrations available for IBM Rational SDL Suite. For more information about
these integrations, please have a look at the “Build and Certification
Matrices” in the online help.
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problems in IBM Rational SDL and TTCN Suite 6.3, and how to resolve them, visit
the support center on the IBM Rational Software Support site.
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