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A header-only, type-safe, thread-safe, and cross-platform C++ memcache client released under the Boost Software License, building on top of the Boost C++ Library.
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A PHP Class used to add MultiThreading-like Functionality to PHP Using Many Option to call threads (Now Sockets ,Ajax & Cli) , And Inter Thread Communication & Synchronization (Now Using Shared Memory ,Flat files & MySQL ) Docs on Project sf website
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ActiveLink PHP XML Package provides means to parse, read, modify and output XML and XML documents without using any PHP XML libraries. Included classes are: XML, XMLDocument, XMLBranch, XMLLeaf, RSS, Tag, Tree, Branch, Leaf, File, Socket, HTTPClient.
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CookieMonster is a cookie server that gathers sessions in memory and a CGI API that uses a TCP socket to retrieve session state.Once client's cookies are treated (updated, etc) and page is served to the client, CookieMonster replicates data in database
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An library for quickly introducing thread management into Java apps. Utilizes the familiar Runnable interface to avoid costly refactoring. As simple as Manager.addWork(Runnable)
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