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Misc packages including a matrix application, a text based minesweeper, and simple console functions bundled to be run from a virtual console. Some packages are independently runnable. http://damf.sourceforge.net/ for more information.
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CIM Adaptor for SCADA and Control systems Underlaid by DAIS and Open-source. CASCUDO Project is an attempt to develop a DAIS based interface for SCADA/EMS/DMS systems. CASCUDO is focused on standards, allowing easy integration of software packages.
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SlimLib is a minimal C++ library that offers cross-platform classes for threads, sockets, file access and XML document handling. Current targeted platforms are Win32, WinCE, Linux, and Darwin. This project also hosts several packages built upon SlimLib.
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PHPRPMs is a collection of tools required to build PHP extensions "missing" from your RedHat/Fedora distribution (such as mhash, mcrypt, FDFtk, mssql, SQLite, APC, APD, dBase, filePro and others) as RPM add-ons to your "factory" PHP packages.
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This project aims to support the existing GameMonkey Script project by providing ready to build and pre-built packages, as well as adding extra features in the form of binding libraries, documentation and source code enhancement
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KRPMBuilder is a KDE application that makes the building of spec files and RPM packages easy. After editing the spec-file in an intuitive, KDE-based GUI, you can execute RPM inside KRPMBuilder and control the progress of the package build process.
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WinGTK is a developer\'s package which installs GTK+ 1.3 libraries for Win32. It also has wGLADE - a Glade implementation for Windows. Other packages include LibGlade, GtkExtra, GWF, DevEx (Dev-C++ extension) etc.
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CUT is a simple, to-the-point unit testing system. It's different from other unit test packages in that it follows the KISS principle. It's designed for C testing, not designed to emulate SUnit.
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A C++ library that fully implements the Jabber protocol from either a server or client point of view. Easy to use with no external requirments to large, bulky packages.
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Rust is a drag&drop RPM creation utility and general purpose sandboxing toolkit. You can create RPM packages intuitively with the GUI. Rust may also be used to build RPMs for arbitrary source code, just by doing a 'make install' in the sandbox...
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JUiC++ is a library for developing programs that perform object reference counting and garbage collection in a fashion that is similar to Java. In addition, JUiC++ defines, in C++, some of Java's more common utility packages.
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Lintel is the support package for many other HPL packages. It includes library code and utilities that are used in multiple other packages, and are not big/cohesive enough to be treated as a separate package.
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crosskit is a set of scripts and packages for developers to create Linux systems. The project was inspired from concepts of both crosstool and gentoo but is clearly not as mature. It currently supports x86 and MIPS but obviously more will be added!