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CyberCat is an extremely extensible internet application for Mac OS X. Plugins handle every aspect of the program, so it works exactly the way you want it. Plugins are bundles written in Objective-C using CyberCat.framework, so anyone can make plugins.
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This patch allows CVS to have a user-level security for the modules. A person is only able to make operations(in pserver mode) if he has the given permissions.
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Library of common code modules used troughout my projects. Similar to glib but with different attitude. While I plan to make it as portable, clean, etc. as possible the only thing keeps this code together is that it is as good/bad as I like it to be.
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C-Prime, or C' in abbreviation, is simply an attempt to add some fun and modern features to C without sacrificing speed or power. We intend to make "down and dirty programming" a "more enjoyable" experience.
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<b><i>Powertools 4 Wisehackers</i> - A set of tools that will make the life of all hackers easier.</b>
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C-code that make it easier to fork and execute functions in new processes and then collect the data in the parent process. Mainly intended for MOSIX/openMosix (and other SSI clusters) that lack distributed shared mem.
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FreeTV is aimed at two things; to create a Linux port of the OpenTV GCC toolchain and to make sure that the source code for the OpenTV GPL'd software is TRULY available upon request.
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The Colibri Widgets are based on curses (pure C with OO facilities). The integrated xml parser should make it easy to develop your own curses application.
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To make life easier for embedded systems engineers working on Hitachi targets, KPIT offers GNUSH & GNUH8 tool chain with free technical support to the European GNUSH & GNUH8 community. Visit http://www.kpit.com/products/support.htm for more details.
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"Tunp!" is a side-scroller engine for side-scrolling games. Our main focus is flexibility, so that the maps and worlds can be really easy to make by users, no matter if they are good or not in computers. It will also allow NetPlay! =:0)
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AmIDE - Amiga Integrated Development Environment is a modern MUI based IDE system that should make the Amiga developer able to use his favourite Compiler system with a modern looking GUI System with features like filetype handling, Build/Make, TextEd
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This project intended to make russian translations of GNU Manuals. Now it include translations of Emacs, Autoconf, Automake, RCS
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The goal of this project is to provide an operating system with a native GUI, an interpreter for an object-oriented BASIC dialect and many more features to make life easier for normal users.
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Designed to aid in the conversion of Python modules to C extension modules while keeping the same interface into the module. This will make it easier to convert existing Python code into C code to give it a speed boost without changing to existing code
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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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This is an attempt to add PERL's datatypes and flexibility to C/C++. While it is currently just a library, I intend to create a compiler for the language PERC (PERl + C. Plus I can make lots of caffeine puns, which is always good.).
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Iteration methods for GLib containers that make special-purpose foreach/traverse methods obsolete in favor of easy-to-use, natural first/next methods combined with traditional C looping structures (for, while, etc.)
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Chasm is a language using assembler meat with C style bone. It provide the C style flow control statement to make assembler code easier to write and easier to maintain. All the register/memory modify code is in the assembler, give the programmer the de
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The goal of this project is to develop a useable linux environment for the Palm hardware platform. This includes a boot loader, kernel (uclinux), user interface (shell/gui), kernel drivers and whatever else is needed to make such an environment possible
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A python program for generating nicely formatted makefiles that can be easily edited. Generates a workable makefile with no user interaction.
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A Preprocessor that uses the combination of Common Lisp and Qi as an advanced preprocessor. This will make possible for quick prototyping of new languish features such as constructing a typed macros and advanced debugging facilities.
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Application that provides a benchmark and other infos between regular expressions with the same goal to make your own analyzes.
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FD-SDK
The FreeDOS Software Development Kit
The project aims to be the repository for commonly used routines within the FreeDOS project, to help developers make it easier to develop and reuse code that is better proved and follows the FreeDOS standards.
