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/**
* @mainpage Open Lighting Architecture Developer Documentation
*
* [TOC]
*
* @section sec_Overview Overview
* The Open Lighting Architecture is a flexible framework for working with
* lighting control protocols such as
* [DMX512](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMX512) and
* [RDM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDM_(lighting%29). It contains a framework
* library (libola), a C++ API (libolaclient) and the main
* program (olad).
*
* @section sec_Features Features
*
* OLA can act as a gateway, where it converts between different protocols. It
* can also be used by client applications to communicate with DMX devices.
*
* OLA supports the following:
* - Various DMX512 over IP Protocols, including:
* - ArtNet 1, 2 & 3
* - Streaming ACN (E1.31)
* - Pathway Pathport
* - Strand ShowNet
* - Enttec ESP
* - Other network protocols, including:
* - KiNet
* - OSC (Open Sound Control)
* - More than 20 USB DMX widgets, including those from the
* following manufacturers:
* - Enttec
* - DMXKing
* - JESE
* - Robe
*
* Other features include:
* - Built in web based control panel
* - Support for acting as an RDM controller or RDM gateway.
* - C++, Python and Java APIs.
*
* @section sec_Platforms Supported Platforms
* OLA runs on Linux, Mac OS X and FreeBSD. It's been tested to run on x86,
* x86_64 & arm platforms.
*
* @section sec_GettingStarted Getting Started
*
* As a developer, the easiest way to get started using OLA is with the
* @ref dmx_cpp_client_tutorial.
*
* @section sec_Licensing Licensing
* The OLA framework and C++ client library is licensed under the
* [LGPL](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html). The
* OLA Daemon (olad) is licenced under the
* [GPL](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html).
*/
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