Libitl and iTools on Windows
I have been quite busy in the last few week migrating some arabeyes libraries to windows.
Starting with ibitl, a library that allows applications to convert between Hijri and Gregorian dates and to compute Muslim prayer times and Qibla direction based on multiple methods of calculation , this library has a high level of accuracy..
Then i moved to itools, a collection of command line tools that mimics the development of the underlying ITL library (libitl) and is meant to always give the end-user simple means to access its functions. Available tools include ical (displays a Hijri calendar), idate (a multi-method Hijri/Gregorian date converter), ipraytime (a prayer times and Qibla calculator and schedule table generator). These two projects are part of the Islamic Tools and Libraries project at arbeyes.
I’m also working on Minbar a Gnome Prayer Application that uses these libraries .
At the moment just the binary files and the LibItl shared library will be available for download.You nedd the pwd library to run the iprayer command. If you have any problems, I will be happy to know about them.
The Libitl :
the itools :
You can find the original sources and Linux binaries here, or visit http://wiki.arabeyes.org/ITL for more information ..


December 14th, 2009 at 5:03 am
The links are not function! Please update them.
Can you also post, how you compiled the libraries and itools?
December 25th, 2009 at 11:41 am
Thanks for passing around,
I fixed the links, thank you for the reporting
For the compilation: i have just made some changes to the source of the unix version to work with the Windows system, specially the pwd library.
If you want to know more i am happy to help you.
I think that i have to wrote a unified source code that can be compiled in both systems.
December 25th, 2009 at 7:41 pm
Thanks for passing around,
I fixed the links, thank you for the reporting
For the compilation: i have just made some changes to the source of the unix version to work with the Windows system, specially the pwd library.
If you want to know more i am happy to help you.
I think that i have to wrote a unified source code that can be compiled in both systems.