Introduction

The SCA provides a C++ interface API, which can be easily incorporated into your existing C++ project.

The API uses the STL library that is provided by the underlying compiler.

To use the SCA in your application, the provided linker libraries must be added, and the SCA redistribution package must be installed on every system on which the application should run.

The SCA is available for the following Platforms/Distributions:

Platform	bit
CentOS 5.4	32
Fedora Core 3	32 and 64
Debian 5	32
SLES 10	32
Ubuntu 10.04	32 and 64
Ubuntu 12.04	32 and 64
Redhat 6.0	64
Windows (2000 and up)	32 and 64

Memory and disk usage information for the SCA (approximate values):

Feature	Disk (MB)	RAM (MB)	Virtual Memory (MB) *
URL classification (remote DB) - SLES 10 32-bit	35	13	43
URL classification (remote DB) - SLES 11 32-bit	35	13	38
URL classification (remote DB) - RH6 64-bit	37	18	171

* The virtual memory on Linux includes the memory needed by the operating system to map all required shared libraries into the program's address space

To see the details, click on

: Requirements for using the SCA on Linux
Requirements for using the SCA on Windows