The Z Directory.
simplicity.
functionality.
universality.
portability.
growth.
The Z Directory: a set of libraries [currently available for Microsoft Visual Studio IDE], for C++ programmers. It is an all-encompassing, unified system covering a wide range of components (strings, text processing, semaphores, threads, encryption, time & date, containers, packet transport, an o-o database, 'data bags' - our "XML substitute"; containers, and more). It is a device that helps the software developer create powerful programs in C++. It alleviates the burden of learning and maneuvering the delicate complexity of C++ by providing you objects with simple, intuitive interfaces. The library hides the intricacies of features such as operator downcasting, overloading, virtual or multiple inheritance, dynamic casts, const-correctness, Exemplars, smart pointers, etc. The Z Directory is available here and now, at this web site. You can buy your own licenced instance of the Z Directory, or download a trial version. Documentation and support is also here. If you are completely new to the Z Directory, please start with the FAQ page . If you have downloaded the Z Directory, or want to know the basics of making software with the Z Directory library you probably want to start with the user guide . If you have installed the Z Directory and are looking for information on how to use its components, you probably want to look at the reference manual . If you are new to the Z Directory, have made some programs it, and would like some larger examples to follow , take a look at the 4 examples page . only with the Z Directory can you build software using the industrial programming strength and efficiency of of C++ in less time or effort than via java, perl, PHP, visual basic, or any other computer language.
Unconvinced? Please take a look here at 4 short, complete, working sample programs that use the Z Directory.
download the trial version here.