Abstract
The Gamma-Ray Imaging Framework (GRIF) is an open source (LGPL) software framework for creating real-time gamma-ray imaging applications. GRIF is written in C++ using Qt, and uses ROOT and the Boost Graph Library. GRIF provides automatic multi-threading and data management to make it easy to quickly develop power gamma-ray imagining applications. The model for application developers is built around the separation of data acquisition (DAQ) and analysis units. Users are expected to use the APIs for the DAQ and analysis units to build their applications. Memory and data are managed by GRIF, so the user does not need to worry about allocating and de-allocating memory for data or thread management and locking schemes. The user only needs to post data to and read data from the GRIF memory manager. GRIF uses XML configuration files for determining data dependences between DAQ and analysis units in the system. We will give an overview of the first release of GRIF, as well as show example applications that have been built using the framework.
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