PWToolBox 1.0 - Win32
Category: PWToolBox Files
File Version: 1.0
File License: Lesser GNU Public Licence
Description:
PWToolBox is a cross-platform API providing common functionality for software. Although PWToolBox is part of the Project Wish software family, it is suitable for all types of software projects.
Features:The current version, PWToolBox 1.0, has the following features:
- Extendable configuration support that uses streams for reading and writing. Two readers and writers are provided for you, allowing you to use INI or XML formatted configurations.
- Commonly used exceptions deriving from std::exception.
- Some Math functions we've found helpful in other projects
- Memory management functions to help when you can't or don't want to use smart pointers.
- Portable Plugin Manager capable of dynamically loading libraries that derive from the Plugin interface.
- A high-precision timer to measure elapsed time, providing at least microsecond precision.
- UID Generator. A lightweight object that helps when generating unique names.
- Version Information utility using the major.minor.maitenence[.revision] [<build type>] version numbers, with support for comparing versions.
- Singleton base class.
- Python bindings
DocumentationDoxygen documentation can be found here:
http://www.projectwish.com/pwtoolbox/doxygen/htmlYou can also visit the dedicated forum for PWToolBox located here:
http://www.projectwish.com/index.php?showforum=581LicensePWToolBox is licensed under the LGPL v2.1 license, with an optional unrestrictive license. We do not currently offer the unrestrictive license, but will expedite it if requested. If you are interested in an unrestricted license, contact: contact@projectwish.com.
RoadmapVersion 1.1 Features- Optional thread-safe support.
- Dataports
- Non-intrusive property layers
- Metadata
- Logging
How can you help?Besides spreading the word, you can help us out by heading over to our forums and report any bugs you come across. We're also looking for linux package developers to make packages for us. Contact us if you can help.
Who's using PWToolBox?We're interested to find out, so let us know.
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Submitted by Jerky, on Jun 15 2008, 01:58 PMThis post has been edited by Jerky: Jul 25 2008, 03:56 PM