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Product overview. Lib++ is a complete implementation of the C++ standard library as defined in
clauses 17 through 27 of the ANSI/ISO Draft Working Paper (DWP).
Lib++ contains only the C++ specific components of the library. It is assumed that the Lib++ customer already has
access to an ANSI/ISO conforming standard C library.
The Lib++ product includes comprehensive test suites for all library classes and algorithms. It also ships
with complete documentation for all library classes and algorithms, in Frame-Maker format.
Evaluation.
Prospective customers with a serious interest in Lib++ are allowed to examine the library sources for a specified
period. A simple software confidentiality agreement needs to be signed for this purpose. Please contact us via
phone or email to obtain the evaluation NDA.
Maintenance
and Upgrades. We back up our software with outstanding support. We try to solve any problems
within hours or days. When you call us or send us email, you get one of the developers of the software, who will
work with you to solve problems, whether they are yours or ours. We work with customers and welcome their suggessions
to continuously improve the quality and usefulness of our product.
Updates to test sources supplied three times a year, in coordination with the meetings of the ANSI/ISO C++ standardization
committee, keeping customers completely up-to-date with the latest changes in the library.
Pricing, Licensing and Distribution Rights. For detailed information on product
pricing, licensing and distribution rights, please contact us via phone or email. A formal license agreement and
can be provided upon request.
Customers.
Lib++ has been licensed by several software and computer systems companies, including
Metrowerks
Apogee Software
Kuck and Associates, Inc.
Cray Research
Philips Semiconductors
Apple Computer
and several other systems and software companies. Our client list continues to grow, as more companies shift over
to Lib++ to deliver serious library solutions.
Latest
release. Version 2.5 of Lib++, released in late October 1997, incorporates all changes made
upto the July, 1997 version of the Draft Working Paper. |
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