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    newLISP for BSDs, LINUX, MacOS X, SunOS and Win32: small, fast 350+ functions, a -C-, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, ODBC, TCP/IP, UDP, XML, Java interface, string processing, regular expressions , math, financial, statistical functions, Win32 DLL
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    Sniffer4J

    Sniffer4J

    A java packet sniffer and forger that wraps pcap libs.

    Sniffer4J is a java packet capture and manipulation tool that allows full analysis of a network. It is built upon pcap libs (winpcap, and libpcap) and can run in Windows and most Linux flavors. The current stable version (2.0) provides shared libraries (.dll and .SO) compiled and tested for both x86 and x64 architectures. Sniffer4J work’s by parsing packets in a comprehensive Pdu format.
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    Spear is a extension of Pike language . Spear allow you put inline C/Java code in Pike, and exchange data cross languages. In additional, Spear can transfer thread to system process, running on multiprocessor, or even cross machines over SSH.
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