And some more... * Compression library for databases to speed up HoySync's w/ an accompanying conduit * Encryption library utilizing different types and strengths of encryption * Library for easy i/o to the typical PIM applications' databases. Steve > Aaron Ardiri wrote: > > > by being a Palm library, users that needed it would feel more > > comfortable installing it. how many different shared libraries with > > the same purpose exist in the market? > > > > Here's a few that I think would really be helpful... > > * Fully featured sprintf() library. Even more, everything in <stdio.h> > * Full support for all of our favorite StrXXX() functions in a library. > * A graphics library holding all of the "expected" 2D graphics calls (circle, arcs, >flood filling, etc. ) as the Win32 Device > Context provides. > * Networking library that conforms to Berkeley Socket syntax and function as much as >possible knowing the limitations of the > INetLib. > * A "higher math" library that would feature things like matrices, diff. equ., >imaginary numbers and integration for really > sophisticated scientific applications. > * Neural Net library capable of fore and back chaining for anyone who wants to >continue where Newton stopped. > * An animation frame library that handles optimal double buffering for the different >versions of OSes while the API can stay the > same. > > I understand that OpenGL is in progress of being ported so I'll leave that out. >Yes, I would love to beta test for anyone willing > to take up the challenge to these. > > Steve > > -- > For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see >http://www.palm.com/devzone/mailinglists.html -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palm.com/devzone/mailinglists.html
