Please refer to original SEDEC 1.0 At this moment, SEDEC is only for decoding and editting sections, not encoding.
SEDEC 2.0 has slightly different architecture from 1.0 so that 2.0 supports more tables of Hybridcast and MPEG-H. Let's look at source tree, 'base' folder has base classes can be used by dvb, hybridcast and mpegh. In other words, dvb, hybridcast and mpegh basically will have implementations to modify bases.
src
├── base
├── dvb
│ ├── descriptors
│ └── sections
├── hybridcast
│ ├── descriptors
│ └── sections
└── mpegh
├── descriptors
└── sections
SEDEC is built on cmake, c++ library has to support c++11.
$mkdir build $cd build $cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=../cmake/XXXXX.cmake (you can choose what you want) $make $make install
Project has sections for example in sections-dumped and you can run executables after building
$./out/bin/sedec-dvb-decoder ../examples/sections-dumped/dvb/ait/XX_XXX_XXX
The presentation of result has sample screen like 1.0 version of sedec