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Fast Artificial Neural Network Library is a free open source neural network library, which implements multilayer artificial neural networks in C with support for both fully connected and sparsely connected networks. Cross-platform execution in both fixed and floating point are supported. It includes a framework for easy handling of training data sets. It is easy to use, versatile, well documented, and fast. Bindings to more than 15 programming languages are available. An easy to read...
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CAILogin (Counter AI Login) is an image-based user verification program for web-page logins. It's written in plain C with no special dependencies, and hence it's very suitable for embedded systems which lack "big" interpreted languages, such as PHP.
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[Moved to Github] A PHP-based client class that communicates with the TuCows OpenSRS Domain Name Registry System via an API.
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YATS is a PHP C extension that implements a custom templating language, similar to FastTemplate, for clean separation of code/logic from display/html. Coded with emphasis on simplicity and execution speed. Supports GNU Gettext for multi-lingual sites.
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libtemplate is a very powerful template library written in C. It allows statements like 'if', 'else' or 'print' to be used inside a template. You can set variables from outside or inside the template. PHP and Perl binding will be available.
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Sysmon is a tool to monitorise the state of one or more computers. Its based on a daemon and a php script. The first has to be runned in all boxes you need to check, the second calls the daemon and prints the state into a nice web frontend.
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fcache is a PHP cache extension, with a simple syntax and no slow overhead-procedures. Can use different caching-folders for different sites through php.ini/.htaccess.
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microCODE is a PHP module that allows inclusion of encrypted PHP sourcecode instead of plain PHP scripts. Protect your intellectual property using standard encryption algorithms like DES or AES.
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Provide HTML form handling functions as PHP4 module. There are many form classes/functions implemented as PHP script. However, they are not fast enough or lack features. This project aims to provide HTML form handling functions for PHP written in C.
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The template library Qtpl is intended for use in CGI scripts. The library will be released in 6 versions: Plain Perl, Plain PHP, C version, PHP/C module, Perl/XS version, C++ version. All of them will support uniform syntax.
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Complete real-time log reporting solution that takes advantage of XML. Logs are translated to XML and cataloged, allowing a report to be run and viewed in real-time. Assembled in a modular format it is capable of advanced customization.
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The webmail project supports one common web mail system that can simply be deployed with apache+php environment running on linux platform,and support any of the standard pop/smtp mail server.
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