Public (software) Library
Copyright 1993 Nelson Ford, PsL ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

C Routines & Tools


[3D_DLL]
Three_d.dll
(Donahue, Ray; $20-$50)
is a DLL for making a Windows 3.0 dialog box appear to have a 3-dimensional
look. Boxes can be recessed, extruding, or shadowed. C source code and EXE files
for a demo program are included. Support is provided for EGA, VGA, and above.

[APPMAK]
AppMaker 1.0
(Mark Szamrej; $0) creates a skeleton for a Windows
based application which is compatible with Visual C++ and MFC 2.0.
CTL3D.DLL included.

[CDK_VB]
CDK-VB
(Langley, Brent K.; $0)
contains information about creating custom controls for VB with C++.

[CENVIW]
CEnvi for Windows (Nombas; $38) is a C interpreter that doubles as a Windows
batch language. Several CEnvi programs are included, demonstrating such tasks
as spawning processes, calling Windows DLLs, positioning windows, and
automating messages to Windows processes.

[CLIKBAR@]
ClickBar 1.0
(WynApse SoftWare; $36)
is a DLL that provides Windows software developers a robust 3D button
interface. It allows you to produce commercial quality menubars, with
144 3-dimensional buttons to choose from. Other features include
seamless integration with Borland's Resource Workshop, example source
code, and more.

[Dib]
Dib
(Reilly, Patrick; $0)
is a pair of functions for manipulating a DIB bitmap.

[DIRPKR]
Dirpkr
shows how to derive a class from CFileDialog and use a
custom template. The dialog is a directory picker dialog, that allows
the user to browse his drive(s) and pick a directory.

[DOSWin]
DOSWin
is sample code to restrict puts()-printf() output to a window in Windows 3.
It also allows restricting some DOS programs output to a window.

[FixDS]
FixDS 2.0
(Geary, Michael; $0)
is a C routine that eliminates need for EXPORTS and MakeProcInstance() in
Windows applications; prevents bugs caused by omitting EXPORTS or
MakeProcInstance(); and allows Windows applications to export functions that
will be called directly from a dynamic link library.

[IXFWIN]
IXFWIN 1.1
(Orange Software; $88)
turns C or C++ code into a cross referencing database. It lets you
interactively search and browse through programs. This can help
programmers better understand their source code and enable them to reuse
their software.

[Journal]
Journal
(Fogelin, Eric; $0)
is a dynamic Link library demonstrating Windows 2.0 Journal Hooks.

[Mail_OM]
Mail_OM
(Oregon Professional Microsystems, Inc.; $0)
is the Microsoft C source code for a mailing list application for MS Windows.

[NewSpy]
NewSpy 1.0
(Feinleib, David A.; $25)
is an improved version of the Spy program that is included in the SDK.

[REGEXP]
Regular Expression DLL
(Windfall Software Systems; $10)
contains a dynamic link library compatible with Microsoft Windows. The library
performs regular expression searches and a number of supporting operations.

[ROWCOL]
ROWCOL (Howard Silver; $0) creates a MDI text editor for use with
Visual C++.

[STSBARC]
Status Bar Control 1.2.0
(Krikorian, Jean-Marc; $0)
is a DLL and associated files for displaying a Status Bar in Windows apps. A
sample app and all source code are included.

[VCSLID]
Slider Control
(Northeast Data Corp.; $?)
is a DLL control that appears as a slider similar to those used on
audio/video equipment such as stereos, tuners, and amplifiers. For C++.

[WCE]
Windows C Editor 2.0
(DeCillis, Tom; $35)
is a programming shell. It features a logical toolbar and click SAA/CUA
compliant interface that lets you edit, run, and compile all the necessary parts
of a Windows application using the Microsoft Windows SDK.

[WINCLAS]
WinClass
(Pittelkow, Michael; $0)
is a C++ class library for Windows 3.

[WINET]
WINET
(Booth, Duncan; $0)
is an execution profiler for Windows applications. C source code is included.

[WINBGN]
WinBegin 3.0
(Crayne, Susan; $35)
is a development tool for creating very simple C programs which run under
Windows 3.0. It is intended for the beginning programmer.

[WIN_CLP]
Winclip
(Schulman, Andrew; $0)
contains source code showing how DOS programs can use INT 2Fh services
to access the Windows clipboard (in enhanced mode only).

[DIALOG]
WinDialog
(Cordts, Soenke; $45)
is a simple way for programmers to create dialog boxes. These dialogs
can be implemented into programs using the Application Program Interface
that is included, or C source code can be generated. Features include
animation, animated buttons, sound for buttons, and more.