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    The Silicon Web Framework

    The Silicon Web Framework

    A high performance, middleware oriented C++14 http web framework

    Silicon is a C++ abstraction built on top of high-performance networking libraries. Its goal is to ease the writing of web APIs without compromising on performance. A simple mono-procedure API serving a static string under the route /hello/world. mhd_json_serve is a Silicon backend. It takes an API and serves it with the microhttpd C library. It relies on the JSON format whenever it has to encode or decode objects (procedures parameters and return values). Silicon relies on static objects...
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    PLSQL-Hashtable is a hashtable implementation written in PL/SQL using object syntax. The hashtable is generic, but can be specialized in order to gain speed. Object types can be stored in the oracle database, persistently.
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    JAMSEL (Java API for Message Selection) is a high performance implementation of the JMS selection specification 1.1 for client-side filtering. The Java/C# API provides built in support for JMS, TIBCO/RV, and Hashtable data providers.
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    This class provides some methodts - to easily get results forom SQL-Queries as Array, Hashtable or Value (e.g. SELECT MAX(..) FROM ..) - To insert, update or delete records - It works together with my other Library stdfuncs (PHPCoreStdFuncs in SF)
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    EasyJSON is a Java library to convert Objects to JSON strings and to construct Objects from JSON strings. Supported types/interfaces: primitive, String, Date, Array, Hashtable, List, Map, Set and JavaBeans (objects with getters and setters for each field
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    target of this tool is provide trasparent interface to database, for agile developemnt, code riutilization and less manutention. basic example: set('T',$data); write info in $data in table T get('T') return hashtable with all info in table T.
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    XType enables you to construct a Java Object, such as Hashtable, Array, List, etc. from a given XML element, or vice varsa.
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    XMLUtil provides a set of easy-to-used apis to retrieve data from XML document. With XMLUtil, you can retrieve node value by passing a directory-like node path, or retrieve sibling nodes into Vector or Hashtable with attibutes being the hash key, etc.
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    A Map (or HashTable) for Java that is backed by the filesystem to provide unbounded size. Additionally, MegaMaps may remain on disk between VM invocations, providing persistent hashtables.
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    Naanou is a 'clean-room' implementation of the published Chord protocol from MIT. It is a completely distributed hashtable P2P network, with provable high-performance characteristics.
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    HashTree.class 100% pure Java extension to the standart java.lang.Hashtable.class. It offers you the possibilities: - easy handling of a Hashtable with more than one dimension. - calling the dimension of a Hashtable by name. - access to any \\\"va
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    DimensionalMap

    This is a failed project. Do not use.

    This was supposed to be an efficient way to do multi-dimensional hashtables. Unfortunately, it turned out to be much slower than just bootstrapping one hashtable onto another.
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    A set of platform independent utility and wrapperclasses in C++. This library contains amongst others a regex engine, hashtable and vectorclass, and a randomgenerator. SDLwrapperclasses for fonts and images, GUI, server and client and a httpclient.
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