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A 64-bit clean (hopefully!), portable, object oriented library of tightly integrated low-level classes, templates and functions targetting realtime multithreaded applications such as midi sequencers, audio synthesisers, games and simulations.
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GPSylon is a Java moving map application that is able to display maps like in an atlas and show your position by the use of a gps device. It may track your path, load overlays (e.g. shape files), download maps from expedia servers. - The source code was moved to github!
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Pixel Toaster is a portable open source framebuffer library for C++. It provides a fast and easy way to get your pixels on the screen. Floating point and truecolor pixel formats are supported on Windows, Mac and Unix.
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The FreeBASIC Standard Library provides a portable, open-source, standardized library of FreeBASIC routines. The Standard Library is separated from the compiler in order to keep the number of keywords at a minimum.
