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So many different command line processing libraries out there and none of them just work. Some bring their whole extended family of related and unrelated external dependencies (yes, I'm looking at you Boost). Some require quirky syntax and/or very verbose setups that sacrifice simplicity for the generation of a cute usage message and validation. Many come to dominate your main() file and yet others do not build on multiple platforms - for some even their own tests and trivial usage cause...

A fixed point math header-library for C, under a liberal license.

Rapidoid is an extremely fast HTTP server and modern Java web framework / application container, with a strong focus on high productivity and high performance. Rapidoid is released under the liberal Apache Public License v2, so it is free to use for both commercial and non-commercial projects.

...Forker Daemon can be used to reduce forking costs on Linux, by starting a separate small JVM whose job it is to just execute commands on behalf of another runtime. Forker Wrapper is a "wrapper" to execute services in Java. Similar to JSW (Java Service Wrapper) and YAJSW but more lightweight and using a liberal license, Forker Wrapper can be used to launch processes in the background, track the process ID, capture output to log and automatically restart a hung or crashed JVM and more.

Blocking map is a Map that additionally supports operations that wait for a key to be available when retrieving an element. Blocking map acts as a synchronizer between producers and consumers in concurrent environment. Note: The project is now hosted on GitHub (https://github.com/sarveswaran-m/blockingMap/wiki)

Stop word list for native or programming text with lesser licence restrictions.

Packaging of several commonly available open source libs with installers and selected design pattern implementations from journals such as Dr Dobb's, all using liberal LGPL and Boost licenses. Also intended to aid multi platform development.

The MCLA Robotics project comprises a Java based platform for robotics application development. It is being developed by the physics department at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams, Massachusetts.