Open Source C Search Software for Linux - Page 2

用c实现了常用的容器，如果rbtree,hashtable,list,vector,deque,heap,map,以及定时器，os api，应用开发框架。 实现了一个基于btree索引算法的文件数据库,提供了断电保护,以及事务提交与回滚等接口

This project is a tool to detect file types by signatures and mime types. It uses hash tables to make the detection of a file type as fast as possible. The signature and mime types lists are stored at simple user-friendly files. This file type detector supports a lot of formats (image, archive, text, documents, audio, video, fonts and others). It also includes Microsoft OLE compound file types. The detector's algorythm has special features to detect text file types like (HTML, XML, JSON, etc.) and text file UNICODE charsets by using their BOMs (Byte order marks). Its small simple interface can be used at the most popular platforms.

fast linux duplicate finder

The "Lib45" string search library provides routines that generate fast string searching code at run-time. The library is written in Assembly language for Intel 32bit CPUs.

Searches for a file within another file using the MIME database. Works similarly to the *nix command 'file', but instead of searching only the header, it advances byte by byte looking for the second file type. This program uses the libmagic library.

A software for indexing and searching a samba based files sharing network.

rlocate is an implementation of the "locate" command that is always up-to-date

Simple fast and lightweight identical/duplicate files searching tool with graphical interface (GTK+ 3).

Sgrep (sorted grep) is a much faster alternative to traditional Unix grep when searching large files, because sgrep searches sorted input files using a fast binary search to find matching lines.

This program searches for both dynamic and static libraries, looking those ones which provide given object symbols. It will assist you in undefined symbol errors eliminating.

Finddupe is a VERY FAST command line C program to catalog very large archives, identifying duplicate files even when offline. It has many features. You can easily grep a catalog to find what you have, and locate where it is.