Free lib software for windows

LibDump is a Win32 and COM utility tool that gives you the possibility to display the content of library files [Common Object File Format (COFF)-formats] and COM type libraries. The tool also allows you scan for a particular symbol across multiple .LIB files or COM type libraries (.tlb;.olb;.dll;.ocx;.exe).

ReportLab PDF Library - Package for high-quality dynamic personalized PDF documents in real-time & high volumes from any data sources. EPS and bitmap formats can also be created. Has many graphics libraries, e.g. business charts.
Ideal for automated reporting needs.
Main features:
- Create professional portable documents
- Real document layout engine (Platypus)
- Flowable objects such as paragraphs, headlines, tables, images, graphics, etc.
- Arbitrary Type-1 fonts
- Bitmap images, vector graphics
- Library of reusable primitive shapes
- Extensible widget library
- Uses Python, a clean OO language
- Layered architecture
- Includes simple demos and more complex tools
- Allows for any data sources
- Fully available source code
- Strong community support
- Platform-independent
- Includes PythonPoint - PDF Presentation Tool
Enhancements:
- Prior to 1.20, the distutils setup.py script was a contribution we did not support. Weve now done some work on this and it works (to the best of our knowledge). This was tested on FreeBSD and Windows. We welcome feedback on the setup script.
- The accelerator and extension code has been broken out into a separate tree in our subversion archive (see the subversion instructions). So, _rl_accel.c is no longer in reportlab.lib. The setup script is smart enough to prompt you about how to get this, and to compile extensions if present.
- We made numerous changes so that the entire framework (and apps using it) can now be run out of a Python 2.3 zip archive (the equivalent of Java JAR deployment). All file-opening operations such as reading DTDs, PDFs, fonts and other resources can be loaded out of zip archives. This makes it possible to deploy document-generating apps as atomic units.
- An invariant mode has been added to generate PDF files without any timestamp information. This means that the same input should produce the same output, which in turn facilitates regression testing.
- Many new formatting features including
- Frames have a new attribute overlapAttachedSpace (0 or 1) (see reportlab/platypus/frames.py). This will intelligently combine the spaceBefore and spaceAfter of adjacent elements and take the greater, if set. Thus, a paragraph with 6 points of space after and a heading with 24 points of space before will end up separated by 24 points of space rather than 30.
- Tables have spaceBefore and spaceAfter attributes, so you dont have to insert spacers around them.
- Tables with spanned cells no longer get "slashed" by the grid drawing commands
- Lines in tables now allow multiples through the count and space slots of the lineStyle list. These are not required but can be supplied if desired. The inter-line spacing is equal to line width if not given. The full possible set of attributes for lines is defined as a list like this: operation, (startCol, startRow), (endCol,endRow), weight, color, cap, dash, join, count, space
- Cycling through colours: you can specify alternating sequences of colours for table rows or columns (e.g. green-white-green-white). To do a cycle running vertically, you would use the drawing command ROWBACKGROUNDS and supply a list of colours instead of a colour. Example in test/test_platypus_tables.py.
- An HTML-style horizontal rule flowable has been added. This has the usual attributes of line objects (lineCap, thickness, align, color, spaceBefore, spaceAfter), and its width is 80% of that of the frame by default. See reportlab/platypus/flowables.py line 560.
- An indent tag allows you to set a relative indent on left, right or both sides across a span of the story. This makes nested lists and indented subsections easy. (It was there before but we hadnt told people noisily enough, and some are still asking!) See reportlab/test/test_platypus_indents.py
- A "please turn over" flowable feature lets you specify content to be included at the end of a frame or a beginning when an object is continued. This will typicallly be used with complex nested tables which need special continuation headers and footers. reportlab/test/test_platypus_pto.py

A generic 3D collision detection library for 3D meshes.Uses OBB hierarchies to provide fast and accurate results.A borland compatible lib file is also available on the site.

logGui is a graphical user interface that helps you configure the java.util.logging packet. It is implemented with Swing and is freeware.
The java.util.logging API offers many usefull functionality for logging and debugging. But the configuration with the property config file is inconvenient.
And for debugging purpose, it is needed, that loggers can be turned on and off on the fly, as well as beeing configured ad lib. All this is possible with the InforMatrix LogGui, a graphical user interface for the java.util.logging package implemented in Swing.
With LogGui you can configure loggers, handlers, formatters and filters in a running Programm. It also adds handlers, formatters and filters of its own. It allows to add and delete handlers, formatters and filters on the fly. Your configurations can be stored and loaded in files

Async Toolbox is a freeware interrupt driven communications library for C. Baud to 115200,COM1-COM4, simultaneous 2 port operation. Includes DATAMON.EXE: used to interface 2 serial devices, capture data, shows logic status of lines, and has an autobaud detection mode. Register for full source code, Digiboard (32 ports), 3 other utilities, prototypes, make files, batch files to create all memory models, Borland C & Microsoft C.
This package of asynchronous communications tools for IBM (COM1-COM4) and Digiboard (intelligent communications hardware, up to 32 ports) hardware, consists of library (.LIB) files for each memory model and for both IBM and Digiboard hardware. It also includes all of the source files, header files (with prototypes) and MAKE files needed to generate the various libraries. Batch files are included for calling make with appropriate flags for each supported compiles.
The "shareware" version comes with the small memory model library only (ASYNCS.LIB). Header files with module prototypes for the library routines are included. A test program (TEST.C) is included for testing the library on your system, and demonstrating the ease of use of the tools.
No other source code is provided with the shareware version or support for Digiboard hardware. Shareware versions are available for Borland C (C++) and Microsoft C (C++).