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G.R.E.A.T. - Google Earth Reporting Engine and Analysis Tool The Goal of this project is to create a basic IDS interface with Google Earth. Currently generates a KML file of traceroute/whois information suitable for use in Google Earth
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ANY Database employing SQL, any system, any task TRANSFORM Your SQL between DBMS, different languages and from slow SQL to fast one, transform any of Your redundant task to work in organized and sustainable manner.
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Parsers for biological data based on scanner generators like Flex (C), Re2c(C), Jflex (Java) and Ifickle (Tcl). This scanner generators are providing easier maintainance, development and higher speed than hand written scanners. Scanner output is SQL.
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The autoupdate tool provides the facility to update configure.ac files to suit newer versions of autoconf
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PTM is a Perl/HTML hybrid, similar to PHP in tag syntax. It allows for the ease of PHP-style inline code in your dynamic HTML documents while supplying the power of Perl that many find to be sorely lacking in PHP.
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Given YACC-like and LEX-like input files, yagg generates a C++ program that generates all strings of a user-specified length. yagg is easy to use, and provides a means of generating test inputs or validating a parser grammar by inspecting the strings.
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Boiler-template (source) file generator. Automates (source) file generation from template files: speeds up developement of redundant or re-usable software and more. An example template for Linux Kernel Device Drivers generation, is included.
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Valid CGI Values is (currently) a XHTML forms based technologie for validating CGI values submitted by these forms. It consists of a form parser that analyzes web forms and a package with validation functions.
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A perl script that parses given JavaScript source files for documentation in JavaDoc style, and generates HTML description page about functions, its parameters, etc.
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DAVIS is an easy and useful language for IRC bots. This project contains our own bots, some bots for demonstration, a parser that creates Java, C, Perl and IRC-Script code out of a DAVIS file, and an interpreter for DAVIS files.
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PM2HTML takes PageMaker files and makes a cohesive newspaper website. It comprises a PMScript that exports all stories to a directory of tagged txts, and a python program to act as a converter to turn those tagged text files into HTML, a parser to guess
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A universal site architecture with many modules. It will include a login, security, recommended directory/file structure, template, database class generator, and more. Allow site administrators to easily setup a modular and consistent site architecture.
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