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Smile (software)
Smile is a free Macintosh computer programming and working environment based on AppleScript. It features a number of production technologies and a natural fashion of having them work together. Smile is primarily designed for scientists, engineers, desktop publishers, and web applications developers, to help them produce faster and better work, automate frequent tasks, and control complex operations.
== History ==
The name of the first version of Smile, released in 1995, was SMILE (upper case), and some users still name it so. The acronym stood for ''SMI, Limited Edition'', where SMI itself stands for ''Scriptable Measurements on Images''. SMI is the name of the software that Satimage, a French company engaged in Machine vision technology, develops and uses to power the systems that they supply, automated real-time measurement and inspection systems for industrial plants.
SMI is really a core engine, written in C/C++, which alone does nothing: it requires an interface, and that interface's behavior is programmed in AppleScript, in scripts. SMI's core implements the key features of the software, and publishes them to AppleScript. SMI is designed to make development costs lower while maintaining a wide range of applications. Basically, Smile is just SMI, sans the real-time video processing features.
The need for 2D and 3D real-time visualization (of the measurements) gave rise to SmileLab. More recently, web-based control of facilities becomes a standard, and Smile is now also a web applications server - and a web browser.
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