Free mingw software for windows

DISLIN for Mingw 9.4 is a useful tool that is designed to display data graphically. It is intended to be a powerful and easy to use software package for programmers and scientists that does not require knowledge of hardware features.

The software is available for the programming languages C, Fortran 77, Fortran 90, Perl, Python and Java. DISLIN can display graphic information directly on graphic terminals or store them in metafiles. The supported display types are VGA, X Windows, Windows API and Tektronix. The supported file formats are GKSLIN, CGM, HPGL, PostScript, PDF, SVG, WMF, PNG and TIFF.

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WinGDB 0.92 beta is designed as a useful extension for Visual Studio IDE which can help you easily debug processes on remote machines running Linux (or other Unix systems) or local machines (built with use of MinGW tools), using native Visual Studio debugging user interface.

Major Features:

1. An Add-In for the Visual Studio IDE providing integration with the VS debugger interface.
2. Remote connection to the target machine over SSH.
3. Support for the GDB debugger as a backend (support for other debuggers is planned for the future).
4. MinGW support.
5. Embedded systems support.
6. The "Attach to process" dialog extension allowing attaching to remote processes with GDB. The process can be selected using the standard Visual Studio process list.
7. The "Launch process" command, allowing to launch remote processes inside GDB. The program to debug can be selected using a remote file system browser. Also the working directory, arguments, additional environment variables, additional source directories and debug file directory can be specified. Beside custom script can be executed after debugger has been initialized.
8. The "Examine core dump" command, allowing to examine core dump inside GDB. The executable path and core dump to examine can be selected using a remote file system browser. Also additional source directories and debug file directory can be specified. Beside custom script can be executed after debugger has been initialized.
9. Remote build - run makefile (it may be any command, it doesn't have to be make only) on remote machine. The output of compiler/linker dumps to VisualStudio Console/Task-Window. User can comfortably navigate between errors and easily browse source files (they will be automatically downloaded from remote host).
10. Remote source code browsing in the Visual Studio editor. The files are fetched as needed using SCP protocol and cached over a session.
11. Remote edition of the source code in the Visual Studio editor. Edited file is automatically sent back to the target machine after saving it.
12. Basic debugger commands: Run, Step over/into/out, Break All, Continue, Run to cursor, Set Next Statement.
13. Breakpoint setting in remote source files browsed locally.
14. Breakpoint setting by function name or through call-stack window.
15. Additional breakpoint properties: conditions, hit counting, temporary disabling.
16. Data breakpoint (write-watchpoint in gdb nomenclature).
17. Call stack window.
18. Watch window.
19. Auto / Locals window.
20. Processes window.
21. Modules window.
22. Threads window.
23. Memory window.
24. Registers window.
25. Signals window.
26. Disassembler view.
27. Console window for debugged process I/O, emulating a XTerm terminal.
28. Generating core dump (option is available in menu "Debug" under option "Save Dump As").
29. Follow fork mode for debugging daemons.

TinyCOBOL is a COBOL compiler being developed by members of the free software community TinyCOBOLs mission is to be a full fledged COBOL compiler based on the COBOL 85 standards.
TinyCOBOL is avaliable for the Intel architecture(IA32) and compatible processors on the following platforms:
- MinGW on Windows.
- BeOS.
- FreeBSD.
- Linux.
System requirements:
- GCC MinGW version.
- Berkeleys DB library version 1.85.
- PDcurses library version 2.4 or later.

ResEdit 1.4.8 is known as an effective and easy to use Resource Editor for Win32 programs. You can use it if you want to use dialogs, icon, version information or other types of resources. Output files can be compiled by any Win32 compiler, like MinGW and Microsoft Visual C++.

Allegro is a game programming library for C/C++ developers distributed freely Allegro is a game programming library for C/C++ developers distributed freely, supporting the following platforms: Windows, DOS, Unix (Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, Irix, Darwin), QNX, BeOS and MacOS X.
Allegro provides many functions for graphics, sounds, player input (keyboard, mouse and joystick) and timers. It also provides fixed and floating point mathematical functions, 3d functions, file management functions, compressed datafile and a GUI.
Allegro is a portable library mainly aimed at video game and multimedia programming, originally started by Shawn Hargreaves for the DJGPP compiler in a mixture of C and assembler.
According to the Oxford Companion to Music, Allegro is the Italian for "quick, lively, bright". Allegro is also a recursive acronym which stands for "Allegro Low LEvel Game ROutines".
Cross-platform support:
- Unix (Linux, FreeBSD, Irix, Solaris, Darwin)
- Windows (MSVC, MinGW, Cygwin, Borland)
- BeOS
- QNX
- MacOS X
- Dos (DJGPP, Watcom)
Graphic functions:
- pixels, lines, rectangles, circles, ellipses, arcs, Bezier splines
- shape fill, with or without pattern
- polygons: flat, Gouraud, textured (3D) and translucent
- masked, compressed and compiled sprites
- blitting, rotation, stretching, reduction, alpha blending, Gouraud shading
- native support for BMP, LBM, PCX and TGA files (others supported with library extensions)
- color palette manipulation (reading, writing, conversion)
- conversion of color formats RGB HSV
- support for different encodings and conversion, default is UTF-8
- bitmap fonts (masking, colouring, alignment)
- draw directly on the screen or on any-size memory bitmaps
- hardware scrolling and triple buffering (where available), mode-X split screen
animation functions for FLI/FLC format
Sound functions:
- native MIDI music format support (with 64 simultaneous effects)
- dynamic control/response to music note on, note off, main volume, pan, pitch bend, and program change
- uses General MIDI patches
- you can read in wavetable patches for MIDI files (SF2 and GUS patches)
- native support of WAV and VOC file formats (playing looped forward, backwards or bidirectional)
- streaming audio
- modify volume, pan, pitch, etc during play
Math functions:
- fixed point arithmetic and trigonometric routines
- precalculated trigonometric tables
- vector/matrix/quaternions 3d manipulation (translation, rotation, scaling, projection)
Misc:
- mouse, keyboard and joystick management
- high resolution interrupt timers (resolution of 10, 5 or less ms depending on platform)
- vertical retrace simulation
- manipulate configuration files
- manipulate compressed files in LZSS format
- manipulate multi-object resource-like compressed datafiles
- tool for creating datafiles (grabber)
- simple GUI for dialogs and file selector