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Graphane is a solution to generate and deliver enterprise documents (PDF, ODT, RTF, HTML). Templates documents are designed with OpenOffice Writer. Any application being able to export data in XML format can submit these data to the Graphane Server.
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Simple Concurrent Library - SimCoL
SimCoL is a c++ lib that focus on classic concurrent problems.
The SimCoL project - Scl in short - is a very simple library developed with c++ as graduation project. Its objective is to implement classes for solving simple problems that have interfaces like the classic concurrent problems (producer and consumer, work pools, and others). The project can be compiled using Visual Studio 2008 or higher (the project is incompatible with Windows older than Vista or Server 2008) and also supposed to be able with any Unix system with native PThreads support. -
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DotNetSSH is a pure .NET implementation of the SSH2 client protocol suite. DotNetSSH development is alive and active. DotNetSSH is a fork of Tamir's excellent SharpSSH, itself is a port of JCraft's java Jsch.
