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All releases for Function Library

This software is open source. You can obtain the latest source code from the Function Library GitHub repository or browse below for the source code associated with a specific release. If you make any changes which you feel improves this application, please let us know via our Contact Page.

Stable version 1.0.3.4 released on 11/5/2010 (Recommended)

Files available with this release: 1

Updated all files to the latest production version that we use internally.
Lots of tweaks, new functions and namespaces.

Version 1.0.3.3 released on 1/2/2010

Files available with this release: 1

Small fixes, new additions - nothing major this release.

Version 1.0.3.2 released on 7/9/2009

Added multi-monitor support to the CenterWindow, CenterOverWindow and CenterOverOwner functions
Added new Windows Menu functions
Added Lots(!!) of new small functions (and some minor fixes/tweaks).

Version 1.0.3.1 released on 11/2/2008

Added lots of new functions, mainly catering 64bit applications.
Fixed bug in RTrim() & LTrim() functions.
Various efficiency tweaks.

Version 1.0.3.0 released on 4/1/2008

Added many new large file support functions.
Added many new large file (__int64) support functions, this will make it much easier to deal with files larger than 4GB.
Added in-case sensitive string variants.
Added in-case sensitive variants to most of the string functions.
Added several new time conversion functions.
Added several new time conversion functions. Such as functions to convert from and to: SystemTime, LocalTime, FileTime & time_t.
Fixed many small bugs and improved security.
Fixed many small bugs and improved security. Note: many functions have been converted to their new Microsoft standard secure counterparts. (e.g. strcpy -> strcpy_s)