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Toolkit for working with and mapping geospatial data
GeoTools is an open source (LGPL) Java code library which provides standards compliant methods for the manipulation of geospatial data.
GeoTools is an Open Source Geospatial Foundation project.
The GeoTools library data structures are based on Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications.
...The latest version supports named fields in the STL files for tagging data parsed in the Prefix Tree and anonymous functions for parsing dynamic message payloads. We now output JSON objects and I'm working on HBase integration. By outputting to JSON it also leaves open the possibility for on the fly in memory correlation between events. Read the included README before starting, it has a quick start guide and info on the constructors.
LuaCV is OpenCV library wrapper for Lua language. Main goal is to access fast image processing library to light-weight, non-type language. Thanks to CMake project is a much easier to compile it under many OS platforms which are supported by OpenCV.
LuaCV is being developed at faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication of Brno University of Technology in Czech republic.
Working with: Lua 5.2, OpenCV 2.2-2.4
LuaCV-0.2.0 (svn rev. 62) is last version compatible with Lua 5.1...
A simple dual n-back trainer, written in C++, and using SDL (and only SDL). Designed to mimic the simple training scheme outlined in Jaeggi's paper on developing workingmemory, it features a professional voice artist for the letter sounds.
Open Office Server Daemon based on older daemon written in python (oood).
Open Office is unstable as a server (memory leaks, not multithreaded, ...), this daemon makes it working in long-term without having to change anything in your code.