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This is a fork of libsexpr to get additional functionality and deploy for other libraries

The libtld is used to extract the TLD from any URI from anywhere in the world. The library recognizes all TLDs, whatever the number of levels the TLD includes (i.e. .com has one, .au has up to 4 such as .schools.nsw.edu.au) this library will be capable of extracting it. The library is for C, C++, and PHP.

libuformat is ANSI-C library to implement micro-format. It defines data structure for micro-format and encoder, decoder for it.

A C++ library used to create SOAP and REST servers. This library uses several boost libraries to create a complete SOAP server implementation during compile time based on the signature of exported methods. This library includes a validating XML Parser.

log4rs is a highly configurable logging framework modeled after Java's Logback and log4j libraries. If you are using the file rotation in your configuration there is a known substantial performance issue so listen up! By default the gzip feature is enabled and when rolling files it will zip log archives automatically. This is a problem when the log archives are large as the zip happens in the main thread and will halt the process while the zip is completed. Be advised that the gzip feature will be removed from default features as of 1.0.

m2cgen (Model 2 Code Generator) - is a lightweight library that provides an easy way to transpile trained statistical models into a native code (Python, C, Java, Go, JavaScript, Visual Basic, C#, PowerShell, R, PHP, Dart, Haskell, Ruby, F#, Rust, Elixir). Transform ML models into a native code (Java, C, Python, Go, JavaScript, Visual Basic, C#, R, PowerShell, PHP, Dart, Haskell, Ruby, F#, Rust) with zero dependencies. Some models force input data to be particular type during prediction phase in their native Python libraries. Currently, m2cgen works only with float64 (double) data type. You can try to cast your input data to another type manually and check results again. Also, some small differences can happen due to specific implementation of floating-point arithmetic in a target language.

A very small standard C++ non-validating XML element class and parser. Intended for small projects that want to use the XML for simple tasks such as configuration and structured messages, without any integration overhead.

Apache module for servicing Android JSON RPC requests, if you want to develop pure java applications without the the bloat of J2EE take a closer look...

mstor is an extensible framework for JavaMail local store providers. By default mstor provides support for the mbox email storage format and Java Content Repositories (JCRs).

myjson is a small java library that operates with object literals expressed in JSON notation. It can not only convert from java objects to JSON and back, but also compare or even update a java object with the information contained in a JSON string.

Library for manipulating UML 2.0 and MOF 2.0 models, for .NET, Mono, and DotGNU. Provides serialization to/from XMI 2.1.

ncclamp is a command-line tool for NetCDF files that allows you to replace values in-place for a variable given the old value to be replaced, the new value, and a comparison operator. The change is applied across all of the variable's dimensions.

The aim of this project is to create a full utility suite for NMEA protocols (best known from GPS devices). First goal is a full implemenation of the NMEA 0183 protocol 3.0 (without proprietary extensions). The library provides parsers for NMEA sentences, gpsd-like network daemons and data generators for simulation and testing. This allows advanced sensor handling from cellphones/tablets/laptops with GPS up to vehicles/ships with NMEA sensors on board.

List all apps on android device that don't allow adb backup

NullHack is a collection of development libraries written in C that I have found useful in the past. Largely these are my own versions of previously invented wheels but with the added benefit of being placed into the public domain.

omff8859 is an OmniMark library for conversion of character streams between ISO/IEC 8859 and UTF-8 character encodings.

OntoComP is a Protégé 4 plug-in for completing OWL ontologies. It enables the user to check whether an OWL ontology contains "all relevant information" about the application domain, and extends the ontology appropriately if this is not the case. It achieves this by asking the user questions of the form "are instances of classes C1 and C2 also instances of class C3?". If the user confirms such a question, then a new axiom of the application domain that does not follow from the ontology has been discovered, and it is added to the ontology. If the user rejects it, the user has to give a counterexample to this question, i.e., an individual that is an instance of C1, C2 and not C3. When all such questions (about some initially given classes) have been answered, the ontology is complete with respect to the application domain.

openRiverbed - the PHP5 framework. Ajax, TinyMCE, Plugins, XML based configuration, template based, XML2PDF pdf generation, multi-language support for application and content, encrypted sessions, test-driven, oo developed... Hardened by real projects.

Peas provides : data object mapping - data versioning, multi-language support, users & groups - complete web component api - web 2.0 backend and frontend templates

C++ library for working with OWL ontologies

`parsehtml.php` is a HTML parser written in PHP. It should be pretty fast and can even cope with invalid HTML input. Additionally a function is provided to indent HTML code properly.

A parser for patch (diff) files written as a Python module around the GNU patch code.

pdfDOM is a PHP library for creating PDF Documents via a document object model.

Python module and command line utility that analyzes XML output from the program pdftohtml in order to extract tables from PDF files. Outputs CSV.

The critical path is the path to render a web page, what's needed before that can happen. CSS Stylesheets block rendering. Until the browser has requested, received, downloaded, and parsed your stylesheets, the page will remain blank. By reducing the amount of CSS the browser has to go through, and by inlining it on the page (removing the HTTP request), we can get the page to render much, much faster. You should minify the critical CSS, then inline it on your page (wrapped in <style> tags). It should be placed in the header, replacing the full CSS link(s). The full CSS, and JS script tags (which also block rendering), should be moved out of the HEAD, to the end of the page, just before the closing body tag. You need to generate critical CSS for each page individually. Make sure to only move down the full CSS to the bottom of the page for pages where you have inlined critical path CSS in the header.