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CBuild
Build system for c++ with scripts written in c++
This is build system designed to build c/c++ code, but It can be retargeted to almost any task. All script are written is c++ and build system support compilation targets and tasks (simple function with some arguments). Also, from the box, CBuild include templates to use in with gcc/g++ or mingw-gcc/mingw-g++ compilers, but with some code can be expanded to support any compiler (supporting other gcc variant requires only changing three variables in build system implementation class). ... -
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Larsen Commander for OS/2 and eCS
Source code is here - https://sourceforge.net/projects/lcmd-git/
Source code is now developed using GIT. Please use new project page here - https://sourceforge.net/projects/lcmd-git/ Larsen Commander for OS/2 Warp and eCS. Consists of two parts; 1) the underlying C++ G-Lib framework that build directly on top of native 32 bit OS/2 APIs and 2) the Larsen Commander application it self, written in C++ on top of that G-Lib framework. -
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handy
A simple C++11 network server framework
Simple and easy-to-use C++11 network library/ Supports tens of millions of concurrent connections on a single machine/ a simple C++11 network server framework. Graceful exit allows programmers to better define the exit behavior of their programs. You can better check for memory leaks with tools such as valgrind. 10 lines of code to write a complete server. Asynchronously manages network I/O and processes requests synchronously, which simplifies the writing of server processing logic. For... -
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SoAx
Structure of Arrays of multiple types
Structures of arrays (SoA) are generally faster than arrays of structures (AoS) while AoS are more handy. This project (SoAx) combines the advantages of both. By means of C++(11) meta-template programming SoAx achieves maximal performance (efficient use of vector units and cache of modern CPUs) while providing a very convenient user interface (including object-oriented element handling) and flexibility. It has been designed to handle list-like sets of particles (similar to struct {int id;... -
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hbcxx
Use "#!/usr/bin/env hbcxx" to make C++ source code executable
hbcxx uses the Unix hashbang (or shebang) #!/path/to/interpreter technique to make C++ source code directly executable. Modern C++, meaning C++11 or even C++14, feels like another language. This is not because the language has been changed massively but because the new features encourage a different, and slightly higher level way to think about writing C++. It's faster, more fun, supports lambdas, has tools to simplify memory management and includes regular expressions in the standard... -
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CLIPSwl
CLIPS with lock support. CLIPS for safely handling simultaneous access
...Users may define their own functions that fit for their system by using their platform-dependent mutex. CLIPSwl also support the safe string-related functions treating the rules, and refining the warning parts of the code when compiling with gnu g++ compiler. -
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HipHop for PHP is a source code transformer for PHP script code. HipHop programmatically transforms PHP source code into highly optimized C++ and then uses g++ to compile it to machine code.
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