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...It is thread safe and you can use as many hash tables in your program as you wish because each has its own context. You can drop items from the hash table and can expire items that have become too old. String keys are default, but with your own comparison routine you can use binary or specialty keys. If you have special needs you can substitute your on hash calculation function for the built in one. There is also a library call that allows you to judge the efficiency of your hash function. The library has complete HTML documentation. And several tests of the library can be run with "make check".

...Some features: - a simple generic class - a buffer capable of accumulating various kinds of values - linked lists - memory tracking - customizable messages to the user - threads that delete themselves - background job suport As it is based on Qt framework[2], the code is easly portable. For Ubuntu a ppa is available: ppa:nicu-tofan/ppa [1] On my tests I needed following commands: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys E7270845 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nicu-tofan/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install libbbb An installer is provided for Windows in the downloads section and source code packed as tar.gz is also available. [1] - http://launchpad.net/+help-soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html. [2] - http://qt-project.org/

...More precisely, when a node is added, the application's jar is automatically copied (scp) to the node and a new server started (ssh). Handling of access restrictions is left to the user (ie you can type your password every time or use authentication keys). Nodes can be added dynamically. When a node is added, workers are created according to the node's processor count. Eg, a cluster of 4 quadcores will give 16 workers.

Console typing manager(CTM is open source library written in C++ containing ctm object, which can take control of the pressing keys of your terminal application(command interpreter). CTM can be used in programs, which are runing in terminal and user need to manage them by entering commands and keyboard shortcuts.

STALLioN is a cross-platform (currently Linux, Windows and FreeBSD) C/C++ library for developers wishing to use a terminal/CLI interface on multiple platforms but only want a single codebase. It aims to provide a consistent development API across multiple platforms so that separate code does not have to be created for each (often very different) terminal interface; simply use the functions in STALLioN and compile with the correct library for the chosen platform. Currently in very...

...The class provides a comprehensive debugging interface with detailed information about the executed queries: execution time, returned/affected rows, excerpts of the found rows, error messages, etc. It also automatically EXPLAIN's each SELECT query (so you don't miss those keys again!). It encourages developers to write maintainable code and provides a better default security layer by encouraging the use of prepared statements, where parameters are automatically escaped. Code is heavily commented and generates no warnings/errors/notices when PHP's error reporting level is set to E_ALL

B-Tree implemented in Common Lisp. Stores key/value pairs onto disk based data structure. Current implementation has been tested with SBCL. Project was originally at alien-consader.org but is now made available at SourceForge.