eCSoft/2

Libspectrum is a library for reading and writing some of the file formats used by emulators of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. It also contains routines providing information about the various Spectrum clones which were available.

The Audio File Library handles reading and writing audio files in many common formats.
The following file formats are currently supported:

• AIFF/AIFF-C
• WAVE
• NeXT .snd/Sun .au
• Berkeley/IRCAM/CARL Sound File
• Audio Visual Research
• Amiga IFF/8SVX
• Sample Vision
• Creative Voice File
• NIST SPHERE
• Core Audio Format
• FLAC

The following compression formats are currently supported:

• G.711 mu-law and A-law
• IMA ADPCM
• Microsoft ADPCM
• FLAC

This application shows the scan code for any key pressed on the keyboard that is recognized by OS/2, with the exceptions of F1 and F10. This can be useful on keyboards with programmable controllers when mapping a key on the keyboard.

A .DLL for Reading and writing dBASE .dbf files. Comes with a program that reads an included .dbf file and exports it to a .csv file. The program then creates a .dbf file and writes that to disk.

FUSE, one of the best ZX Spectrum emulators available open source. Contains FUSE utils and source code.

Several BTM and Rexx utilities related to file archives:

• WHATOWNS.BTM reports what package and package manager is responsible for a given file. It will check the rpm database, the WarpIn database, the PKG ea, and the .SUBJECT ea.

• PKG.BTM will label a group of files with an extended attribute called PKG that contains a description of the files.

• UNARCHIVE.BTM will uncompress most kinds of archives and then call pkg.btm to label the files.

Rpminfo shows information about an rpm archive or rpm-installed file.

This is the OS/2 port of TinyGL, a small OpenGL 1.1 software implementation using SDL 1.2 for video rendering.

RexxTool.cmd is an indenter/formatter/analyzer/etc for Rexx.

Sna2tiff is a simple C program which extracts the screen image from a ZX Spectrum memory snapshot and converts it into a TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) file.