Some miscellaneous C++ code fragments, hence the name
The objective is not to create a complete library, but rather to provide fragments independent enough that can be copied, adapted and put directly to use, without necessarily requiring configuration or external linkage.
It is a cross-platform collection of C++ functions and classes, and it should compile and work on (at least) Linux, MS Windows and MacOS-X (aka Darwin), using GNU/Borland/Intel/Microsoft compilers.
License is GPL.
You can grab the latest source code from sourceforge.
Sorry, no documentation: use the source, Luke! (or, take a look at the examples).
You can contact me (the author), by writing to a.biardi@tiscali.it.
Questions, suggestions and feedback in general are appreciated; patches, corrections and enhancements are always welcome.
If you like this software, you can support it by donating some money. If you do, 10% of the total amount of your donation will automatically go to the Open Source Initiative (OSI), a non-profit organization that promotes the Open Source Definition for the good of the community (www.opensource.org). Thanks.