Datasoft Solutions

DataSoftSolutions is a provider of open source libraries for C++ developers. Developers are allowed to freely use the libraries in commercial applications as well as open source projects. Please read the license before using, modifying or distributing these libraries. The license agreement can be found on the download page for each library, and in all source files in the libraries.

Developers! Are you looking for the best way to manage and organize your workload, while tracking your workflow? WorkTime Studio is the ideal Windows desktop application which allows you to organize, manage, prioritize and track your time, projects, tasks, notes and ideas. Worktime Studio will be available very soon. Worktime Studio also relies heavily on both the Tree Container Library, and XportPro, which allows you to see both of these libraries in action within a commercial application.

Xport, Xhtml Parsing & Objective Reporting Toolkit, is in its final stages of development. Xport will soon be replacing xhtml_gen, and will include all of xhtml_gen's functionality, plus parsing capabilities and much more! Xport will be relased as an open source library under the GPL, and XportPro will be available to commercial developers. Check them out now at www.xportpro.com.

The libraries presented here are also available at popular sites dedicated to C++ programmers. Listed below are some premier sites where these libraries can be found.

Tree Container Library

xhtml_gen

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There are currently two libraries available to C++ developers. The Tree Container Library, and xhtml_gen. Other libraries will be appearing on this site in the future. All libraries on this site were designed and maintained by the Site's author, Mitchel Haas. Others have contributed to the libraries in many ways. I've tried to mention them in the the version history, development history, and credits pages for the specific library to which they contributed.

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