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flatcc has no external dependencies except for build and compiler tools, and the C runtime library. With concurrent Ninja builds, a small client project can build flatcc with libraries, generate schema code, link the project and execute a test case in a few seconds, produce binaries between 15K and 60K, read small buffers in 30ns, build FlatBuffers in about 600ns, and with a larger executable also handle optional json parsing or printing in less than 2 us for a 10 field mixed type message....

This command line utility is a codepage converter to be used to change the character encoding of text. It fully supports charsets such as ANSI code pages, UTF-8, UTF-16 LE/BE, UTF-32 LE/BE, and EBCDIC. It's designed to convert big text files, too. It runs on Windows XP onwards (tested on XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11). The "readme.txt" file and the Wiki gives you some more information. You'll find the compiled tool for 32 bit (x86) and 64 bit (x64) Windows in the...

This package consists of two command-line utilities and an accompanying Perl module that let you convert between binary data and ASCII base-85 encoded text as specified by Adobe in the PostScript Language Reference. There is also a C version available; please see the C/ directory in the Files section.

Searches the current directory for files with file names containing characters with Unicode codes between 0xC0 and 0xFF and renames those to names with Unicode chars with codes between 0x410 and 0x44F which correspond to Cyrillic characters in CP-1252 Windows encoding. Only the file names are converted, the contents of the files are untouched. The program asks for confirmation before renaming any file. Tested with Cyrillic chars in Bulgarian.

RFC 2425 defines a MIME Content-Type for Directory Information. This library contains necessary methods to parse information blocks arranged in such a manner.