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PHPCoder is a web based front end to the excellent Turck MMCache and eAccelerator encoding/cache engines. PHPCoder makes it easy to distribute compiled PHP scripts rather than source code and has built in options to allow you to restrict a script.

The existence of this site is being reviewed.. This project contains public Domain picaxe basic sources. Click here: http://picaxe.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/picaxe/ PICAXE® is a registered trademark licensed by Microchip Technology Inc.

The small footprint GUI Toolkit for embedded systems. This is a minimum size C GUI Toolkit for small sized full graphic embedded displays.

The aim of the project is to provide short description of many programming languages, dialects, IDEs, etc. with sample programs (realizations of common algorithms like 'hello, world', 'dot product', 'quine program').

pprint - cross referencing postscript pretty-printer for C/C++/Verilog source code

Easy bootstrap "Gentoo Prefix" for several unix-like operating systems (Solaris, Linux, AIX, HP-UX, Interix, ...)

prtpacker is a tool for creating trees of program resources which can be compiled into your program. For example say your program needs an image 'image.png'. Instead of having to make sure 'image.png' is some where your program can find it you ca

psp-web is a software process metrics gathering package. This project provides the forms used by the Personal Software Process, which was developed by Watts Humphrey and the SEI. It uses PHP and mySql for the backend.

psxdev.ru is home of the following projects: HLPSE (HLE PSX Emulator), HLPSD (HLE PSX DisASM), HLPStEst (HLE PSX Emulator (obsolete)), TIMGRAB (TIM extractor).

playstation (psx) development tools: includes disassembler, code profiler, and cd mastering tools (split off from the World Foundry GDK).

Provides a Python interpreter binding for Ada 95 programs.

This project comprises two main parts: 1. The classic "Rodney" as described in David L. Heisermann's book "How to build your own self-programming robot", with the original Intel 8085 code. In all likelihood, this is for reference only. I don't expect many people are going to build it 2. An updated version, running on more modern hardware, but remaining true to the algorithms published in his book. The end result will be at least three sets of code, for the Alpha, Beta and Gamma versions of Rodney. We would also like to experiment with a "Delta" version which could use either bare RF or WiFi to exchange state data between machines. A "hive mind" if you like. For the new-generation version, we propose targeting two hardware platforms: 1. Arduino, since it's cheap and easy to use, while remaining close to the bare metal 2. A purpose-built AVR card, or easily ported to cards obtainable from sources such as futurlec.com, etc. RaspberryPi is also an option later

A POSIX GUI file viewer capable of displaying manual pages and maintaining document meta-data (highlighting and bookmarks) per user per file; a local socket server for easy integration with other software, text can be processed with shell commands.

sem is a command line interface for working with named semaphores. This allows you to easily coordinate multiple shell scripts, enforce one at a time access to files, etc.

SEMICO Framework is a collection of class objects contain the functions to speed up the way make the program work environment within Microsoft. NET Framework, this Framework can be used in C #, VB.net or language that supports.

Useful tools and ways to reduce the amount of code needed for writing C++

Apparently, many people dislike that the standard std::enable_shared_from_this class does not allow to invoke shared_from_this() in the constructor. Guess What: This library is supposed to fill the gap. The boost library does that too, but it does not allow shared_ptrs to be made inside the destructor and it doesn't provide a release() method to gain ownership of the contained pointer. Big downside is however, that it's not (yet) made thread-safe.

siggen is a cool email signature generator for encrypted ansi c (confused), brainf*ck, ... signatures. Use it in combination with vi(m), emacs, mutt, pine, or what ever. (tested on Solaris, Linux and Windoze). Optimized only for geeks :-)

sigsafe is a C library for safely, reliably, and promptly handling signals delivered to specific threads without significant overhead. This is a common and challenging problem, and sigsafe can help. Please see the examples in the API documentation.

Single-honeypot is a powerfull tool, for security interest about the estudies of techniques of breaking systems. This is, a singular or little honeypot for test your networks for hostiles visitors. This made in perl script. Simulate different servi

libslIRC is an easy to use, message loop based IRC library written in and written for C++. While being modular and allowing for easy extension, modules for many important tasks are delivered with the library.

Ease the pain of operating a Windows Vista system with User Account Control (UAC) enabled--similar to the sudo command available for *nix systems.

syncSQL is a perl server-side CVS script, that sends commit information to a mySQL database, so commits can be viewed, tracked and filtered throught a simple web page or any mySQL client.

We are moving: Download the newest version directly at https://tSQLt.org -------------------------------------------------------------------------- tSQLt is a unit testing framework for Microsoft SQL Server. tSQLt is compatible with SQL Server 2005 (service pack 2 required) and above on all editions. tSQLt allows you to implement unit tests in T-SQL. This is important as you do not have to switch between various tools to create your code and your unit tests. tSQLt also provides the following features to make it easier to create and manage unit tests: * Tests are automatically run within transactions – this keeps tests independent and reduces any cleanup work you need * Tests can be grouped together within a schema – allowing you to organize your tests and use common setup methods * Output can be generated in plain text or XML – making it easier to integrate with a continuous integration tool