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PENGL is a PENGEOM geometry viewer written in C using OpenGL. PENGEOM is the geometry description routine coming with Penelope (Monte Carlo code for simulation of electron, positron and photon transport).
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Group-CCS development Components, templates, tools, accessories, tutorial, modules, translations, documentation, codes, scripts, everything that can improve the work of who uses the powerful tool of development, CCS - CodeCharge Studio.
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Mister Model is a code generation system. It takes a UML model expressed as XMI and generates source code specifically designed to work in a cross-platform web service environment. It fixes the legendary 'Serialization Failed' messages in web services
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Download code, Learn code, Share code. The Ongoing Object-oriented Perl Project. scripts, tutorials, modules, case studies, anything OOPerl --not excluding contributions of OO discipline in other programming languages.
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A source code diff tool. Adapted from cvsweb, it makes code inspection easy. It also provides another diff tool with which you can either compare two files or two directories recursively. It is written in perl and uses String::Ediff for finer diff.
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Sdist creates a skeletal set of distribution files for standalone Perl scripts, so that they can be installed with 'perl Makefile.PL; make; make test; make install' in the same way as Perl modules.
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A simple utility for taking two, presumably related, SQL database creation scripts, and generating SQL 'patches' that can be applied to a live SQL database in order to upgrade it.
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SPOPS is a robust and powerful Perl module that allows you to serialize objects to different datastores (many SQL databases, LDAP, GDBM). It is unique in that it also allows you to apply security to these objects using a fairly simple but powerful schem
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This project aims to create an ARM processor emulator for Linux/x86, utilising dynamic binary translation techniques for maximum speed.
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A Perl script that uses ImageMagick's "convert" to make thumbnails for images contained in a directory (recursively). It then generates HTML (or PHP) code for e/a image file and a Menu that links all images. Usefull for CD photo albums and for Websites
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PageKit is a set of Perl modules that provides an application framework based on mod_perl, HTML::Template, and XML. It includes session management, authentication, language localization, form validation, sticky html forms, multiple views and modules and
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Code for reference implementations of identity brokers and simple single sign-on (SSO) mechanisms that utilize XDI and link contracts to manage the dataweb.
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Ameba: One source code many platforms, is a complete environment to create J2ME applications (MIDlets). It consists of a special preprocessor written in Java and Perl scripts to manage project's files. It's goal is to speed up devel and MIDlets porting.
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The Web Chat Bot project is intended to create a common code base for web-based chat bots. Currently there's support for the chat.ru chat service, though support for other chat servers can be easily added by rewriting a quite simple communication module.
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This code generates SURBL zone files, used to block spams based on message body URI domains which have been previously reported to SpamCop. SURBL is currently used by SpamCopURI, a SpamAssassin 2.63 plugin. Spam is well-marked with few false positives.
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This project is yet another attempt to build a fully operational MMORPG based on Free (as in speech) and Free (as in beer) code. This work stands on the shoulders of giants, but will contribute tons of new content and code.
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Web Gedcom Viewer is a full Web-based Gedcom viewer that uses MySQL or SQLite on the backend and Perl as the frontend with templates for easy HTML manipulation. Gedcom files are in the standard format exported by family tree/genealogy applications.
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SporksBot is a modular IRC bot. It is programmed in pure OOP Perl and using the Net::IRC code. Modules are *very* easy to program. SporksBot has a well-defined database access API which allows source-independent database access.
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Perf::Stopwatch is a Perl Module that can be quickly added and removed from any existing code to debug/optimize portions of code. Example of use are: database calls, loop efficiency, total script time, and webpage timeouts.
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Scientific Literate Programming using LaTeX, like tgrind but with high level comments. In other words, a source code fontifier for literate (real) programmers using LaTeX comments.
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Mdef - MetaProgramming Language Mdef lets you write code that writes code. N-th order programming. It lets your take your productivity to the next level. Never write the same code again.
