Free dll software for linux

Tclperl project allows the execution of Perl code from within a TCL interpreter using one or several embedded Perl interpreters.

This package allows the execution of Perl code from a Tcl interpreter, as in:

package require tclperl
set interpreter [perl::interp new]
$interpreter eval {print "Hello Worldn"}
perl::interp delete $interpreter

You can actually create several Perl interpreters this way, if the tclperl package was linked against a Perl library compiled with -DMULTIPLICITY, otherwise only 1 Perl interpreter can exist at a time.

Starting with version 3.1, you can also access and use the parent Tcl interpreter from a Perl interpreter (and even from Perl threads):

package require tclperl
set interpreter [perl::interp new]
puts [$interpreter eval {
$Tcl::parent->eval(clock format [clock seconds]);
}]
perl::interp delete $interpreter

This package works on UNIX machines (Redhat Linux rpms available at
http://jfontain.free.fr/) and Windows (thanks to David Gravereaux, DLL also available).

w32codec-all-2006 is the most important codec pack for Linux, used by many media players, including Xine and Mplayer.
Most important video codecs:
- MPEG-1 (VCD) and MPEG-2 (SVCD/DVD/DVB) video
- MPEG-4 in all variants including DivX ;-), OpenDivX (DivX4), DivX 5 (Pro), XviD
- Windows Media Video 7/8 (WMV1/2)
- Windows Media Video 9 (WMV3) (using x86 DLL)
- RealVideo 1.0, 2.0 (G2)
- RealVideo 3.0 (RP8), 4.0 (RP9) (using Real libraries)
- Sorenson v1/v3 (SVQ1/SVQ3), Cinepak, RPZA and other QuickTime codecs
- DV video
- 3ivx
- Intel Indeo3 (3.1, 3.2)
- Intel Indeo 4.1 and 5.0 (using x86 DLL or XAnim codecs)
- VIVO 1.0, 2.0, I263 and other H.263(+) variants (using x86 DLL)
- MJPEG, AVID, VCR2, ASV2 and other hardware formats
- FLI/FLC
- HuffYUV
- various old simple RLE-like formats
Most important audio codecs:
- MPEG layer 1, 2, and 3 (MP3) audio
- AC3/A52 (Dolby Digital) audio (software or SP/DIF)
- AAC (MPEG-4 audio)
- WMA (DivX Audio) v1, v2
- WMA 9 (WMAv3), Voxware audio, ACELP.net etc (using x86 DLLs)
- RealAudio: COOK, SIPRO, ATRAC3 (using Real libraries)
- RealAudio: DNET and older codecs
- QuickTime: Qclp, Q-Design QDMC/QDM2, MACE 3/6 (using QT libraries), ALAC
- Ogg Vorbis audio
- VIVO audio (g723, Vivo Siren) (using x86 DLL)
- alaw/ulaw, (ms)gsm, pcm, *adpcm and other simple old audio formats

Device::ParallelPort is a Parallel Port Driver for Perl.

SYNOPSIS

my $port = Device::ParallelPort->new();
$port->set_bit(3,1);
print $port->get_bit(3) . "n";
print ord($port->get_byte(0)) . "n";
$port->set_byte(0, chr(255));

A parallel port driver module. This module provides an API to all parallel ports, by providing the ability to write any number of drivers. Modules are available for linux (both directly and via parport), win32 and a simple script version.
NOTE - This actual module is a factory class only - it is used to automatically return the correct class and has not other intelligence / purpose.

DRIVER MODULES

NOTE - You MUST load one of the drivers for your operating system before this module will correctly work - they are in separate CPAN Modules.

L - Direct hardware access to a base address.
L - Linux access to /dev/parport drivers
L - Run a script with parameters
L - Pretending byte driver for testing
L - Pretending bit driver for testing
L - Windows 32 DLL access driver
DEVICE MODULES ^
L - An example that can talk to a printer
L - Simple JayCar electronics latched, addressable controller
L - SerialFlash of bits - useful for many driver chips

PMPlib (Portable Media Player library) is an open source project for the development of management software/library for various portable media players. PMPlib project currently supports the following hardware:
- iRiver H100 series
- iRiver H300 series
- iRiver H10 UMS
- iRiver H10 MTP (with emergency connect mode)
- iRiver H10Jr. UMS
- iRiver U10 UMS
- MEDION MDJuke220
- MEDION MDJuke440
- Samsung YH-820
- Samsung YH-920
- Samsung YH-925
Enhancements:
- Implemented playlist conversion for iriver E10 (pmp_iriverplus3).
- Added the support for MSI MEGA PLAYER 540 in pmp_portalplayer1.
- Added the support of Ogg Vorbis for Samsung YH-920.
- On-the-fly playlist conversion from M3U/PLS playlist file located on the PC. Use -P (--playlist-source) option to configure the source directory.
- Configurable paths to music and playlist directories.
- Display supported firmware versions, audio codecs, and file extensions.
- Suppress flickering in the progress report.
- Report file names from which EasyPMP failed to obtain the media information.
- Report names of music files whose artist or album names are empty as they may be moved to "Unknown artist" or "Unkonwn album" section.
- Changed the default character encoding for non-unicode ID3v1/ID3v2 tags to ISO-8859-1.
- Fixed several bugs in reading/writing the database for iriver E10.
- Improved the routine for writing the iriver E10 database with the latest knowledge.
- Fixed a crash reported at the forum (thanks jonof).
- Fixed a bug in playlist conversion with -f (--find-missing) option on POSIX environments.
- Fixed a bug in database update for PortalPlayer devices on POSIX environments.
- Applied two patches for libid3tag for bug-fixes (Win32 version).
- Updated the JavaScript engine to SpiderMonkey 1.6 (Win32 version).
- Distribute RPM packages, pmplib, pmplib-tools, and pmplib-devel.
- Grand API restructuring and documentation.
- Install header files for the development to ${PREFIX}/include/pmplib
- Merged libucs2 (ucs2.dll) and libfilepath (filepath.dll) into libpmp (pmp.dll) for simplicity.

La is a Lossless Audio compression program. That is, in contrast to formats such as mp3, La program reduces the size of music without affecting the quality, as the uncompressed signal is exactly identical to the original.
However, the compression ratio is thus far lower than that for .mp3 files - you can expect around 50%, worse for heavier music and better for classical etc.
Main features:
- Windows frontend (which also supports many other codecs).
- Best compression currently available (see comparison).
- Versions for both Windows and Linux OSes.
- Winamp, foobar2000 and Xmms plugins for playback.
How well does it work?
The compression ratios of La depend on the type of music file being compressed, but the compression size will generally range between 40% - 70% of the original.
This ratio is of course modest in comparison with lossy formats such as .mp3, however La does (at time of writing) compress around 1.5% better on average than any other lossless compression programs.
Speedwise, La runs around 1.5x real time on my Pentium III-1000. This is quite slow relative to comparable compressors, however corresondingly the compression rate is slightly higher than the others. Note that this version contains no fast mode or such like - this, along with many other features, will have to wait till future releases.
Installation:
Unpack the archive (tar -xjf la04.tar.bz2) into an appropriate place.
La should run fine straight away (note, I have to type ./la on my system because la appears to be an already existing command).
To install the xmms plugin, simply copy libla.so to the xmms input plugin directory (type xmms-config --input-plugin-dir to find out where this is).
The xmms plugin should basically work, and seeking should be possible. The visualisation should also work. However, it still tends to crash when you give it corrupt files (rather than nicely skipping over them as it should do).
The version of xmms I use is 1.2.6. Please let me know if the plugin works or doesnt work for you with other versions.
Usage Instructions
la [flags] input-filename [output-filename]
Flags
-high - high compression mode - slower, but better compression
-overwrite - automatically overwrite existing files
-cin - when decoding/encoding, use console input
-cout - when decoding, use console output
-cinout - when decoding, use console input+output
-noseek - disable seeking (improves compression slightly)
-nohead - when decoding, disables outputting of .wav headers
Example usage:
la foo.wav - compress foo.wav to foo.la
la foo.la - decompress foo.la to foo.wav
la -overwrite *.wav - compress all .wavs in directory, replacing
any existing .la files.
cat foo.la | la -cinout > foo.wav - decompress foo.la to foo.wav
When using wildcards, only the input name can be specified. The output names will be automatically determined as the original name with the new extension.
Enhancements:
- Aside from some very small bug fixes, the main point of this release is that the core codec is now contained in a .dll, which can be used using the included API. The source code to the plugins and command-line program is also included to serve as examples for using the codec, and also in the hope that some help can be obtained in maintaining the plugins and in creating new ones.
- Note that as the .dll is something Windows-specific this is just a Windows update. As with all minor version changes, this version is forwards and backwards compatible with all 0.4x versions.

AllInOneRuby creates a compressed executable for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X (Darwin) that includes both the Ruby interpreter and the runtime libraries. Why? Because its sometimes not easy, or possible, or desirable, or allowed to do a complete Ruby installation. Thats where AllInOneRuby comes in. I always have a USB-memory stick with AllInOneRuby in my pocket.
A "just-in-time and temporary installation of Ruby"...
Because of the gathering of files from your own Ruby installation, AllInOneRuby creates an executable for the platform its being run on. No cross compile.
And when I say Windows, I mean both Windows (RubyInstaller, MinGW and MSWin32) and Cygwin. But the generated exe under Cygwin is very, very big, because its exes are very big (static?) and it includes cygwin1.dll, so it can run on machines without Cygwin.
Whats the difference between RubyScript2Exe and AllInOneRuby? Well, RubyScript2Exe includes an application (your script) and only parts of the rubylib tree (its stripped specifically for that application).
AllInOneRuby contains a complete Ruby installation: it includes no application, but it does include the complete rubylib tree. You can use allinoneruby.exe like ruby.exe (Windows) and allinoneruby_* like ruby (Linux, Darwin) thats already installed on your system. In other words: the executable, generated with RubyScript2Exe, is an application; the one generated with AllInOneRuby "is" Ruby.
Enhancements:
- "Insecure world writable dir" has been removed.

LAME is short from LAME Aint an MP3 Encoder and is a research project for learning about and improving MP3 encoding technology. LAME includes an MP3 encoding library, simple frontend application, a much-improved psycho-acoustic model (GPSYCHO), and a graphical frame analyzer (MP3x).
Please note that any commercial use (including distributing the LAME encoding engine in a free encoder) may require a patent license from Thomson Multimedia.
Main features:
- Many improvements in quality in speed over ISO reference software. See history.
- MPEG1,2 and 2.5 layer III encoding.
- CBR (constant bitrate) and two types of variable bitrate, VBR and ABR.
- Encoding engine can be compiled as a shared library (Linux/UNIX), DLL or ACM codec (Windows)
- free format encoding and decoding
- GPSYCHO: a GPLd psycho acoustic and noise shaping model.
- Powerfull and easy to use presets
- Quality is comparable to FhG encoding engines and substantially better than most other encoders.
- Fast! Encodes faster than real time on a PII 266 at highest quality mode.
- MP3x: a GTK/X-Window MP3 frame analyzer for both .mp3 and unencoded audio files.
Software which uses "LAME":
- andromeda (PHP and ASP) Dynamically presents collections of mp3s as streaming web sites.
- rip (Perl) Script for ripping and encoding.
- avifile AVI/DIVX encoder and decoder for Linux.
- Grip (Linux) gtk-based cd-player, ripper and encoder. Supports cddb, cdparanoia and LAME.
- jbm2 (Linux) A KDE jukebox style application for public places (bars, pubs,...)
- Krabber (Linux) A KDE ripper & encoder, can use LAME.
- Mp3Maker (Linux) A WindowMaker enhanced front end to cdda2wav/cdparanoia and lame/bladeenc.
- dekagenc (Linux) Bourne shell script for ripping, encoding and CDDB naming.
- ripperX (Linux) GTK frontend for rippers and several encoders featuring CDDB support.
- T.E.A.R. (Linux) frontend to LAME, cdparanoia and CDDB.
- Xmcd. (Linux) CD Player with CDDB and ripping to MP3 and OGG.
- xtunes (Linux) GTK frontend for LAME, MAD, cdparanoia, cdrecord and more.
- DropMP3 (Mac) includes LAME binaries.
- CDex (Windows) Ripper & encoder, includes LAME binaries (the Blade compatible dll)
- Lamedrop (Windows) OggDrop style frontend.
- LAMEX (Windows) An activex control for LAME, and a GUI. Source code only, includes LAME.
- m3w (Windows) A live mp3 streamer for the WWW. Works with LAME, icecast, soundcard input
- out_lame (Windows) Winamp output plug-in. Create MP3 files directly from Winamp!
- RazorLame (Windows) The RazorBlade front end now supports LAME.
- winLAME (Windows) The only *nice* windows UI for LAME, according to the author :-)
- DarkIce Live streamer for IceCast.
- LiveIce Real time streaming of mp3s. Works with IceCast
- MuSE A mixing, encoding and streaming engine.
- Flash Forth a Flash-like development library
Enhancements:
- This version is identical to 3.97b3, which was promoted to release.