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Free Software Projects
Tools:
- Autoconf Macro Archive
- The macro archive collects Autoconf macros from friendly
contributors all over the world. As of today, it it contains over 300 of
them, all categorized and nicely documented.
- mini-httpd
- mini-httpd is a small web server designed for optimal
performance, high security, and as little use of system resources as
possible. It uses the
poll(2) system call to multiplex an
arbitrary number of connections internally, rather than using
fork(2) or OS threading. The daemon is very portable and
should work on any POSIX system.
- redate
- A Unix shell script that helps keeping ISO-8601 in arbitrary text
files update.
- The »Sieve of Erathostenes«
- This is a fun piece of code written in C++ template
meta-programming. It provides a class template which can be used to
calculate the primes in [0..n] at compile time.
- Postmaster ESMTP Server
- The Mail Transport Agent (MTA) of choice for the
discriminating hacker in an unstable alpha release.
- mapSoN <–> NoSpam
- mapSoN is an efficient albeit somewhat dated challenge/response
spam filter. It consists of a single Unix utility that is hooked into your
local mail delivery system via procmail, sendmail's
$HOME/.forward mechanism, or a similar mechanism.
- The Petidomo
Mailing List Manager
- Petidomo is a a simple mailing list server for the Unix
operating system. It is written in C and comes with many features
such as moderated mailing lists, challenge/response-style spam
protection, and a powerful access-control language.
- PGPAmiga 2.6.3 International
Version (LHA Archive)
- Cryptography for the masses ... now we only need to
educate the masses where to find an Amiga.
C/C++ Libraries:
- Asynchronous I/O for C++
- The ioxx library provides primitives for asynchronous I/O in
C++. That kind of thing is typically useful for people who would like to
implement a highly concurrent network service, i.e. an application that
performs input/output simultaneously on a great number of sockets. The
library's main components are a socket event dispatcher, a time event
dispatcher, and an asynchronous DNS resolver. There is also a class
interface to socket programming that offers those wonders of modern C++
such as exception-style error reporting, transparent resource
management, type-safety, and support for custom memory allocation
strategies. Ioxx is thread-safe in the sense that it is fully
re-entrant. The code runs on any POSIX-compliant operating system, most
notably Linux, NetBSD, Solaris, AIX, HP/UX, and Windows.
- Variable-Expression Library
- This C++ language library provides
sh(1)-like
variable substitution in text buffers. It can do quite a bit more than just
»substituting«, though. And for those who don't trust C++, an ISO-C version is available as
well.
- FastCGI Protocol Library
- libfastcgi implements a completely system-independent FastCGI
protocol driver, which can be used to handle all communications between the
web server and the FastCGI application.
- Extensible Data
Serialization Library
- libxds allows application programmers to serialize data
structures in a way that can be exchanged between machines of different
architectures without worrying about endian conversion or other traps. The
library provides a framework, which let's you plug-in various encoding and
decoding backends. mplementations for XDR and XML formats are included. The
library is written in C and is expected to be very portable.
- RFC2822 Address Parser Library
- A collection of Boost.Spirit parsers
for the grammar defined in IETF Request for
Comment 2822.
- smart_enum<> C++ Template
- This C++ template class provides a generic wrapper for
enum. The problem with the standard enum types is
that it is hard to use in arithmetic expressions (such as
++my_enum) without losing type- and range-checking. The
smart_enum<> class allows for compile-time and run-time
checked manipulation of the underlying enum without
significant performance penality. In addition, some rather funny types of
smart_enum<> are included in the library, which allow
for such things as wrapped enumerations, etc. Please note: This
code is experimental.
Haskell Libraries:
- HsDNS
- On top of the GNU adns library, these Haskell modules implement
an asynchronous DNS resolver. On the Haskell side, the concurrency is
hidden from the user through the use of an
MVar.
- Internet-Message-Format Parsers
- This package contains various parsers for the Internet Message
Format defined in RFC2822, plus various additional e-mail related things
from 2821.
- FFI bindings to
syslog(3)
- An
hsc2hs module with FFI bindings to
syslog.
- Functional MetaPost
- Functional MetaPost is a Haskell frontend to the MetaPost
language by John Hobby. Users write their graphics as Haskell programs,
which then emit MetaPost code that can be compiled into encapsulated
PostScript files and smoothly included into e.g. LaTeX.
- FFI bindings to OpenSSL
- A very incomplete collection of functions
implemented on top of the OpenSSL library. Currently
provides the message digest algorithms MD2, MD5, SHA, SHA1,
DSS, DSS1, MDC2, and RIPEMD160 through a unified API.
- Generic Stream Processor
- Based on the
Arrow class, this module
implements a generic data stream processor which may be used
in the IO monad or in pure code.