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The Common Open Research Emulator (CORE) is a tool for emulating networks on one or more machines. You can connect these emulated networks to live networks. CORE consists of a GUI for drawing topologies of lightweight virtual machines, and Python modules for scripting network emulation.

Tiny Renderer (tinyrenderer by ssloy) is a lightweight educational software rasterizer that illustrates how OpenGL works by implementing a mini rendering pipeline in around 500 lines of code—serving as a compact, instructive graphics project. The final code consists of about 500 lines. My students typically require 10 to 20 hours of programming to start producing such renderers. The input is a 3D model composed of a triangulated mesh and textures. The output is a rendering. There is no...

SILICA is a program judger which is designed for people devoted in Olympiad in Informatics using GNU/linux. SILICA is developed using Bash, Pascal(Lazarus) and C++. The name means “SImple LIghtweight Contest Assistant”.

This is a piece of multi platform software designed to teach you the harder of the multiplication tables between 3 and 9. It is also extremely lightweight

Lightweight Literature Database: a Qt/ODBC based crossplatform bibliographic database with file support (PDF,DOC..) for Windows / Linux. It sports BiBTeX import/export and requires MySQL, PostgreSQL or MicroSoft SQL-Server as backend. UNICODE enabled.

UnitsC++ is a lightweight C++ library that lets you use unit objects for performing type-safe numerical calculations involving physical units. It 1) is easy to use, 2) results in very readable code, 3) is easy to change to fit your needs.

Mini-Calc is a very lightweight and easy to use calculator run in the console. It delivers everything you can expect from basic calculators, with more features added every major release.

Oghma Tester is a lightweight framework to create and run simple knowledge tests on the client side.