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ptr.h is a c++ smart pointer template which uses semaphores to for non-blocking thread safe reference counted memory management. The delete mechanism is a generic parameterized template, so it works for arrays and other resoures as well.
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multi_methods is a C++ library that allows virtual methods to be added to a class without editing the class. It also allows methods to dispatch on all of their arguments instead of only on the this pointer which makes Patterns like Visitor trivial.
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XMMS Weasel is a general plugin for XMMS. It automatically slides out XMMS from screen if the mouse pointer is leaving the XMMS window. As soon as the mouse pointer hits the screen edge XMMS will slide back in.
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This project intend to provide C-Function helper class which would make call to function pointer in C# or VB.NET nearly as easy as it is in managed C++.
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wonderlib is a modular cross-platform c++ toolkit. the core includes unicode string, a signal/slot library, containers, smart pointer. it highlights asynchronous cross-thread method calls and io multiplexing. useful for servers, gui programming or games.
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(1) smart pointer class (memory management via reference counting), (2) Lockable class (for controlling shared object mutability), (3) lockable, reference-counted array and string classes, (4) stream-based serialization classes
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NO LONGER MAINTAINED (replaced by NoPtr at http://www.sf.net/projects/noptrlib). Small C++ smart pointer library.
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DynaMag is a screen magnifier for Unix/Linux. It runs as an X application that enlarges an area around the mouse pointer 2 to 9 times. It is aimed toward visual impaired users who need access to Unix/Linux.
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This program makes it possible to read a file produced by the option "-fdump-tree-original" which replaces the old "-fdump-ast-<I>switch</i>". The goal is to automatically annotate C code for SPLint (actually we focus on possibly null pointer)
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eye-pointer is a set of libraries and programs for computer vision, especially for locating the spot on the screen you're looking at. The ultimate goal is to incorporate that facility into a pointer (mouse) driver.
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A C++ immutable value string class, template. Constant time copy construction and assignment, avoids some costly dynamic allocation, and can serve as "smart pointer" for API strings. Constant time construction from literals and as "smart pointer".
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OpusWriter
Bringing Programming to the Masses
...This will be the perfect IDE to let your imagination run wild, without being held back by the tedious algorithms. When you were a kid were you dying to learn about pointer arithmetic, or did you want to just be able to create something robust and expressive, that you could point to and say "I created that. I saw where that was not, and I said 'this will not do.'"? People are their most creative when they're children, and if we can get just one kid interested in programming who otherwise wouldn't have been, then our mission here will have been an overwhelming success. ...
