22 projects tagged "C"
Updated 09 Dec 2012
Linux tart
| Pop | 81.71 |
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| Vit | 24.99 |
Tart stands for "The Automatic Random Tagline", a versatile, fast and feature-rich email signature generator. Tart features include random taglines, optional daemon functionality, display of current date, custom layout of signature, and "special date" tagline text. The command line syntax is simple and well explained. Linux tart is designed to be run as a stand-alone daemon, from crontab, or in your login script.
Updated 10 Nov 2011
rsstool
| Pop | 136.39 |
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| Vit | 6.31 |
rsstool is a tool to read, parse, merge, and write RSS (and Atom) feeds. It has some other functions built-in like text, HTML, or property file output, or templates with custom tags to insert RSS feeds into pages that could be uploaded to a server that supports only static HTML.
Updated 23 Jul 2009
Furry Paws
| Pop | 25.10 |
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| Vit | 37.35 |
Furry Paws is a whole-program compiler and runtime system for a dialect of John Backus' FP language. The compiler is written in FP and does fully self-compile. FP code is translated to C and can then be compiled to a binary executable.
Updated 12 Mar 2013
XBPS
| Pop | 168.72 |
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| Vit | 23.26 |
The X Binary Package System (in short XBPS) is a binary package system designed and implemented from scratch. Its goal is to be fast, easy to use, bug-free, featureful, and portable as much as possible. There is a well documented API provided by the XBPS Library that is the basis for its frontends, to handle binary packages and repositories.
Updated 22 Feb 2011
benejson
| Pop | 58.94 |
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| Vit | 2.71 |
benejson is a buffering SAX-style JSON parser library. The library package contains three major components: PullParser, a C++ class for JSON pull parsing, Core, the parsing core with minimal dependencies, and benejson.js, a SAX-style parser written in JavaScript.
Updated 04 Mar 2010
Acopost
| Pop | 27.22 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
ACOPOST is a set of freely available POS taggers modeled after well-known techniques. The programs are written in C (aiming for extreme portability and code correctness/safety) and run under various Unix flavors (and probably even under Windows). ACOPOST currently consists of four taggers that are based on different frameworks: Maximum Entropy Tagger (MET), Trigram Tagger (T3, based on Hidden Markov Models), Error-driven Transformation-based Tagger (TBT or Brill Tagger), and Example-based tagger (ET).
Updated 16 Apr 2011
xml-coreutils
| Pop | 71.60 |
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| Vit | 1.70 |
The xml-coreutils are a set of command line tools for reading and writing XML files in a Unix/POSIX type shell environment. The tools try to be as close as possible to the traditional text processing tools cat, echo, sed, etc.
Updated 15 Nov 2010
bmake
| Pop | 31.87 |
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| Vit | 31.50 |
bmake is a program designed to simplify the maintenance of other programs. Its input is a list of specifications as to the files upon which programs and other files depend. If no -f makefile makefile option is given, bmake will try to open 'makefile' and then 'Makefile' in order to find the specifications.
Updated 24 Nov 2010
LibCarvPathRepository
| Pop | 18.76 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
LibCarvPathRepository is a library that provides the low level functionality for creating and using a (single, large, growing, sparse) file as an archive of (forensic) media images and other files. LibCarvPathRepository is to be used in conjunction with CarvFS. The CarvFS "raw" module is growing archive aware, making it possible to add (forensic) media images to a mounted raw archive. The LibCarvPathRepository library provides the low level multi-process safe API for appending an entity to the growing archive. Blocks of NULL data are automatically converted to sparse content to keep down the disk usage of the archive. After the image has been added to the archive, the library provides the carvpath of the newly entered image within the archive, making it possible to hand this carvpath to other carvfs aware tools.
Updated 17 Jan 2011
dosbox-ipxrelay
| Pop | 43.89 |
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| Vit | 1.43 |
dosbox-ipxrelay is a very simple, super-low-overhead dedicated server to support the DOSBOX version of IPX-over-UDP for old games. In particular, when left completely idle, it should consume no CPU time whatsoever. It should also have substantially better latency than the DOSBOX built-in server. It was designed and tested on Linux, and it should compile on any modern POSIX-compliant system.
