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- PZlib 1.2 (Windows)
- PZlib is a parallel implementation of ZLib library. PZlib is automatically scalable on multicore CPUs and manycore CPUs with any number of cores during deflation (inflation is much faster than single-threaded deflation and is not scalable). PZlib is a C++ DLL for Windows which can be used in projects built...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows, Deflation, CPU, NotBadSoft, PZlib, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Processors, Finance, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components
- Software downloads 2009-08-04
- NotBadSoft PCalc 1.5 (Windows)
- PCalc is an additional payment studio for a loan. You can evaluate various scenarios for making additional payments to minimize the total sum of interests and to estimate the real cost of your next "big buy". With PCalc you will get a payment schedule for your loan as well as...
- Tags: Payment, Microsoft Windows, NotBadSoft, PCalc, Operational Accounting, Finance
- Software downloads 2009-01-06
- DirectXLS 2.5 (Windows)
- DirectXLS allows you to write Excel files (.xls) within seconds directly onto a hard drive even without Excel installation. DirectXLS is a DLL with C++ classes, helper functions and C# wrappers for them which you can distribute with your own software. High performance (10 thousand cells written for less then...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows, NotBadSoft, DirectXLS, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, C#, Office Suites, Software, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development
- Software downloads 2007-08-27
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