Cstring: Difference between revisions

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A multi-platform C library that helps you define and manipulate expandable C-style strings. Strings are represented as instances of the cstring_t structure, and manipulated by the library's functions.

Version

3.6.2 (2012-02-20)

There is no OS/2 specific version of this, but it is so generic that it can been compiled as a windows target clone using Open Watcom or Borland C++ for OS/2 with some system call changes, and as a Unix type target using GCC.

License

Originally commercial software by Synesis Software Pty Ltd.
Open source released under the Two clause BSD license

Links

cstring homepage

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 ==Version==
-* Current version of cstring is 3.6.2 (2012-02-20)
+* 3.6.2 (2012-02-20)
-: There is no OS/2 specific version of this, but it is so generic that it has been compiled under eComStation as a windows target clone using [[Open Watcom]] and [[BC++]] with some system call changes, and as a Unix type target using [[GCC]].
+:There is no OS/2 specific version of this, but it is so generic that it can been compiled as a windows target clone using [[Open Watcom]] or [[Borland C++ for OS/2]] with some system call changes, and as a Unix type target using [[GCC]].
+==License==
+* Originally commercial software by Synesis Software Pty Ltd.
+* Open source released under the [[Two clause BSD license]]
 ==Links==
 * [http://synesis.com.au/software/cstring/ cstring homepage]
-==License and status==
+[[Category:C Libraries]]
-* Originally commercial software, now open source released under the [[Two clause BSD license]] - Current.
-==Authors==
-* Synthesis Software.
-[[Category:C Libraries]][[Category:MS Windows Tools]]