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Excel file analysis toolkit
Lays out dependencies (links) between Excel files in a visual graph
Do you have a haystack (legacy) of Excel files that reference each other and you can't see clear anymore? This tools crawls Excel files and builds up a visual graph. It shows which files might be outdated because they reference a file which was modified more recently. The graph is dynamic, you can choose between different layout algorithms and rearrange by hand. Allows you to quickly open the file, dump the graph, dump all links within a file, highlight all the cells that reference other... -
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lockviz
Visualization of Java thread dumps
This tool allows the user to load, visualize and analyse Java thread dumps that are generated by Visual VM. Please see the Wiki for a Quick Start guide and tutorials. -
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Frequency Spectrum Dump Inputs: mp3, wav, ogg, flac, etc Scriptable, Visualization Output: csv file with the mean magnitudes of 255 frequency bands
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Thread dump viewer is a powerful tool for thread dump analysis. Opens thread dumps from Sun JDK for Windows and Solaris, HP JDK and IBM JDK for Windows, Linux and AIX.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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