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Boost Statechart Viewer
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Analyzed about 16 hours ago
Boost-statechart-viewer is a program for visualization of state machines written in C++ with Boost/Statechart library. The program itself is written in C++ and uses clang from LLVM project for analyzing the source code.
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gpl3_or_l...
whatmob
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Analyzed about 12 hours ago
Very fast HTTP-daemon(about 2000 req/sec) for lookup phone model, brand and other device properties by user agent.
All source in git repo: http://git.shadanakar.org/?p=dad.git;a=tree
Server has RC status.
sqlite3-reutil
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Analyzed about 10 hours ago
Regular Expression Extension for SQLite3 based on Boost.Regex
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No declared licenses
matrix-construct
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Analyzed about 15 hours ago
This is the Construct — the community's own Matrix server. It is designed to be fast and highly scalable, and to be developed by volunteer contributors over the internet. This mission strives to make the software easy to understand, modify, audit, and extend. It remains true to its roots with its
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octopus-framework
Analyzed about 9 hours ago
Octopus is a parallel, distributed 3D framework for crafting scientific simulations that use adaptive mesh refinment (AMR) methods. The primary application focus is Eulerian astrophysics codes. Octopus uses the HPX C++11 runtime system and an octree-based AMR algorithm. The code is based off of work
ROSE is an Obscure Scheme Evaluator
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Rose means: 1. my wife's name, 2. an implementation of the Scheme programming language which aims to be R5RS compatible, and, 3. Rose is an Obscure Scheme Evaluator.
Rose is purely written in modern C++ with the Boost library. Especially, the parser is written with Boost.Spirit.
It is still
Mostly written in language not available
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Boost_Sof...
Self-Healing Data Structures
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Analyzed about 2 hours ago
This is a cross-platform C++ library for self-healing and thus fault-rolerant data structures with a STL-compatible interface and released under the Boost Software License.
Boost Sandbox (CVS)
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The Boost Sandbox (CVS) is the old location for collaboration on potential Boost libraries; that is, libraries that are in development with the purpose of submitting the library to Boost (www.boost.org). NOTE: The CVS repository is old and no longer used.
Mostly written in language not available
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Boost_Sof..., boost