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Clock XP is a .NET time synchronization client (SNTP) with plugin support. It's designed to operate on Windows 2000, XP and Windows Vista.
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GnuWin64 provides Win64-versions (x64) of GNU or similar open source tools. The ports are native ports, that is they rely only on libraries provided with 64-bit Microsoft Windows operating system for the AMD64 and Intel64 (EM64T) architecture.
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DiIWM (Di IIs Web Manager) is a web application written in VB.NET to manage IIS6.0. Both WMI and ADSI is used. DiIWM can connect and manage local and remote IIS. DiIWM also provides an assembly (Di) written in C# to manage IIS6.0.
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A class library which is capable of watching objects that are serialized and deserialized - moreover it need to re-create object references upon deserialization so that duplicate objects are not in memory
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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.
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Etch is a cross-platform, language- and transport-independent framework for building and consuming network services. With Etch, service development and consumption becomes no more difficult than library development and consumption.
