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LIBCTK, The Console Tool Kit, allows you to create a sophisticated interface in the console with a GTK cloned API. It uses GPM and a custom rendering layer 'libarr' for screen managment. It has many widgets, window managment, and signaled events.
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The goal of cvtk is to provide an easy to use computer vision framework that allows real-time tracking of color-marked objects in 2 dimensions.
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This tool kit simplifies the task of implementing conversion from the SOFTIMAGE dotXSI file format to other 3D file formats.
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Perl-based web application designed to allow web sites to trivially add a dynamic, free, ever-evolving photo-gallery application to their sites.
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SAStk -- Slackware Administrators Security tool kit. We aim to provide a set of tools and utilities to install and maintain a reasonable level of security for the Slackware Linux distribution.
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The Perl Install Kit is an installation development tool for Perl / CGI applications. The Kit allows you to build web based installers for your Perl applications that will automatically upload the application to the target web server via FTP and configure
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This J2EE/Java-based Portal Development Kit is designed to be a tool for web developers to quickly and easily integrate several heterogeneous applications and news sources together into a multi-page JSP portal layout.
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Electrical Impedance Tomography and Diffusion based Optical Tomography Reconstruction Software. Currently we have Matlab tool kit to solve the forward problem for EIT in 2D using FEM and iterative regulaized inverse solvers.
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The GPTK Project provides a base project using GNU configure, automake, libtool, etc. It can and is used to incubate new projects that desire to use these GNU tools. Basicly unpack the tar, change, run the prep.sh script, and you are ready to work.
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The Community Toolkit (CTK) is a community portal for Mobile Terminal and PC based web browsers. CTK supports blogging, upload and sharing of pictures and videos for PC and Mobile Terminals.
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We are about to develop a tool(development kit) which can support developing embedded software by using USb transfer between target machine and development machine.
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cl-pcp is a collection of Common Lisp CFFI bindings for Pango, Cairo, and PixBuf from the GTK+ (Gimp Tool Kit) Project. This is meant as a lightweight, general solution for developing graphical/text based applications in Common Lisp.
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Kammerjäger
Kammerjäger is a debugging tool with integrated correctness proving.
Kammerjäger is a debugging and testing tool that enables you to prove the correctness of your code. In our C like programming language named "SimPL" you can easily and simply annotate your code with preconditions and assertions (also with forall and exists expressions). We then use Microsofts Z3 theorem prover to prove if the behaviour of your program matches what you expected.