Free cgi programming tools software for windows

Programming Editor was designed to be a freeware editor that include editing programs, ini files,etc. Programming Editor has very limited features.
Version restrictions:
- although you can choose any font and font size for the screen, it will print only arial 10. the program must be on the c drive (main hard drive) in order to access the dos prompt without hanging.

Dina is a monospace bitmap font, primarily aimed at programmers. It is relatively compact to allow a lot of code on screen, while (hopefully) clear enough to remain readable even at high resolutions.
I made this font after having tried all the free programming fonts I could find. Somehow there was some detail in each of them that meant I couldnt work with them in the long run.
The closest to perfect I found was the Proggy font, which the author kindly allows you to modify. So I started building this font using Proggy as the base, and with inspiration from Tobi, Fixedsys and some old DOS fonts I used to love.
This version is the result of intense testing and tweaking, and I am quite happy with it now.

D Programming Language 0.131 is a full featured and advanced tool which simplify the process of writing and compiling programs.

The D Programming Language offers C++ power with much simpler syntax and modern features like automatic memory management, UTF support, contract programming, true modules, and unit testing. Experience faster development, faster compiles, even faster execution than C++.

Super AJAX Programming Seed is a tight little application that will illustrate a simple implementation of AJAX technology using HTML and PHP and offers suggestions for how to use the technology to make super-dynamic web applications from scratch. Its a lot of fun and after seeing how simple it is youll never stop coming up with new ways to use it.

XPad design suite and IDE, allowing you to visually design, program, simulate, document and compile native assembly code or executable files for plug-in targets. The PalmOS target-compiler (which can be purchased for US $39 at www.generexe.com) supports devices with the 68K DragonBall CPU and generates very small prc-files. The target includes libraries for most common functions, including functions for handling the user interface (drag & drop resource-editor), PalmOS databases, files, the serial port and functions to create simple games.

Monitors a running application for application programming interface (API) calls. This tool monitors an application that is running for all API calls that a process is making.
APIMon counts and times the API calls. It also has the option to monitor page faults that are caused by the monitored application and to report them by API call.
ApiMon monitors a running application for application programming interface (API) calls. ApiMon counts and times all API calls. It can also, optionally, monitor page faults caused by the monitored application and report them by API call.
You can use ApiMon as a performance monitor to help tune your application. The data can be used to determine where the hot spots are in your application, by examining the APIs with the largest times and/or counts.
You can also look at which APIs are used by the application, taking a special look at calls that cause ring transitions to kernel mode or client/server transitions. Ring (or kernel-mode) transitions occur when user-mode processes use APIs to switch their threads from user to kernel mode. Large numbers of these calls can be culprits for the cause of a slow application.
ApiMon can generate two types of reports: a report containing all API calls showing their counts and times, and a report showing a trace of all APIs as they occurred in time.