• We've long been working on a program to extract entities out of an IGES file. Unfortunately, the current version requires the full HW IGES DLL. However, when it didn't work (on Tax day, natch) we wrote this quick Perl script to do the trick. It's not smart, but it gets the job done well enough to simplify bug reports...

These are all open source tools we have found invaluable in putting together our products.

• On Linux, we compile with the GCC compiler. On OS X, we use LLVM.
• Originally we used Perl extensively in our development process, as a code generation tool and as a testing tool. Since about 2010, however, we started writing all new "Perl" code using Raku.
• We are now using Valgrind on Linux and OS X to track down memory leaks. It's a great product.
• HarmonyWare relies on Doxygen for our class and function documentation.

If, perhaps, you thought you were wandering onto a music page, here are some links to get you back going in the right direction.

• If you're interested in music making, a good place to start is Harmony Central.
• If instead you're interested in music of the traditional Irish sort, you're better off checking out The Session, irishtune.info, and The Fiddler's Companion.
• HarmonyWare music is usually played on instruments produced by Fox, Pat O'Riordan, Glenn Schultz, Jerry Freeman, Casey Burns, Hohner, and Saltarelle.