ST-Open: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 01:17, 14 December 2015

An assembly language library written to be used in-line by not just other x 86 assembly language programs but also by other languages no matter if they are compiled like C or Modula-2 or interpreted like REXX. The library includes an in-memory database engine, encrypted program loader (called "memory manager" in the ST-Open documentation) and a number of other smaller functions and example programs.

You should take note of the on-line HTML documentation since the documentation that comes with the library is extremely sparse.

Versions

Latest OS/2 version: V.7.0 (2010)
Latest Windows 64 bit version: V.9.0 (2013)

Note that the Windows 64 bit V.9 version is mostly a wrapper of the OS/2 version and has only limited if any new features.

Links

ST-Open file repository - on Google Code
ST-Open Wiki Page - Some info
HTML Documentation - Contain info not in either the Wiki or the package. In both English and German
Intelligent Design Blog - Where the author discusses ST-Open issues.

License

Open Source released under the FT4FP license.

Author

Bernhard Schornak

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-An assembly language library written to be used in-line by not just other x 86 assembly language programs but also by other languages no matter if they are compiled like [[C]] or [[Modula-2]] or interpreted like [[REXX]]. The library includes an in-memory database engine
+An assembly language library written to be used in-line by not just other x 86 assembly language programs but also by other languages no matter if they are compiled like [[C]] or [[Modula-2]] or interpreted like [[REXX]]. The library includes an in-memory database engine, encrypted program loader (called "memory manager" in the ST-Open documentation) and a number of other smaller functions and example programs.
 You should take note of the on-line HTML documentation since the documentation that comes with the library is extremely sparse.