[Gate-users] binary output in Gate 6.2

[Farncombe Troy]

After upgrading to Gate v6.2, I have noticed that it appears binary output is no longer supported using the /gate/output/binary/enable command.  This used to work in Gate v6.1.

In GATE 6.2, I get the following options for output:
Sub-directories :
 1) /gate/output/BasicROOT/   Basic ROOT output control.
 2) /gate/output/fastanalysis/   GATE output/fastanalysis control.
 3) /gate/output/analysis/   GATE output/analysis control.
 4) /gate/output/digi/   GATE output/digi control.
 5) /gate/output/root/   GATE output/root control.
 6) /gate/output/arf/   GATE output/arf control.
 Commands :
 7) describe * List of the output manager properties
 8) verbose * Set GATE output manager verbose level
 9) allowNoOutput * Allow to launch a simulation without any output nor actor


But in GATE 6.1, I get:
Sub-directories :
 1) /gate/output/BasicROOT/   Basic ROOT output control.
 2) /gate/output/analysis/   GATE output/analysis control.
 3) /gate/output/digi/   GATE output/digi control.
 4) /gate/output/ascii/   GATE output/ascii control.
 5) /gate/output/binary/   GATE output/binary control.
 6) /gate/output/root/   GATE output/root control.
 7) /gate/output/arf/   GATE output/arf control.
 Commands :
 8) describe * List of the output manager properties
 9) verbose * Set GATE output manager verbose level
 10) allowNoOutput * Allow to launch a simulation without any output nor actor

Can I compile binary output into GATE?

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Troy Farncombe, PhD
Imaging Physicist, Associate Professor of Radiology
Department of Nuclear Medicine, Room 1P14
Hamilton Health Sciences
1200 Main St. W.
Hamilton, ON   L8N 3Z5
phone: (905) 521-2100 x 75685
fax: (905) 546-1125
email: farncomb at hhsc.ca




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