Free c and c cycle software for linux

Devel::Cycle is a Perl module that helps you to find memory cycles in objects.

SYNOPSIS

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Devel::Cycle;
my $test = {fred => [qw(a b c d e)],
ethel => [qw(1 2 3 4 5)],
george => {martha => 23,
agnes => 19}
};
$test->{george}{phyllis} = $test;
$test->{fred}[3] = $test->{george};
$test->{george}{mary} = $test->{fred};
find_cycle($test);
exit 0;

# output:

Cycle (1):
$A->{george} => %B
$B->{phyllis} => %A

Cycle (2):
$A->{george} => %B
$B->{mary} => @A
$A->[3] => %B

Cycle (3):
$A->{fred} => @A
$A->[3] => %B
$B->{phyllis} => %A

Cycle (4):
$A->{fred} => @A
$A->[3] => %B
$B->{mary} => @A

# you can also check weakened references
weaken($test->{george}->{phyllis});
find_weakened_cycle($test);
exit 0;

# output:

Cycle (1):
$A->{george} => %B
$B->{mary} => @C
$C->[3] => %B

Cycle (2):
$A->{george} => %B
w-> $B->{phyllis} => %A

Cycle (3):
$A->{fred} => @C
$C->[3] => %B
$B->{mary} => @C

Cycle (4):
$A->{fred} => @C
$C->[3] => %B
w-> $B->{phyllis} => %A

EasyEclipse for C and C++ is bare-bones Eclipse distro for experienced C and C++ developers who are new to Eclipse.
EasyEclipse for C and C++ is all you need to start developing C and C++ code with Eclipse.
This distribution includes the following plugins:
Core components:
- Eclipse Platform 3.2.1 - Shared platform services from Eclipse.
- Eclipse Tools 3.2.1 - Common libraries for various Eclipse projects.
- Java for Windows 1.5.0.09 - Run Java application on Sun Java(tm) runtime, packaged for Eclipse use. (Windows only)
- Java for Linux 1.5.0.09 - Run Java application on Sun Java(tm) runtime, packaged for Eclipse use. (Linux only)
Tools for general C and C++ development:
- Eclipse C and C++ Development Tool 3.1.1 - Create, compile, tests and debug and C and C++ applications and programs..
Version Control tools (note that CVS support is included in the Eclipse Platform):
- Subclipse 1.1.8 - Access and manage Subversion repositories within Eclipse.
Miscellaneous:
- AnyEdit Tools 1.5.6.2 - Useful right-click menus in editors: "Open file under cursor", "Open type under cursor", et cetera.
- Color Editor 1.2.4 - Edit with syntax highlighting over 100+ file formats.

Cream is designed to meet the unique demands publishers have, including features that allow subscription management, support for multiple products (print subscriptions, advertising, online subscriptions, books, etc.), customer communications (both incoming and outgoing), and easy-to-use reporting and analytical functions.
The project also enables publishers to track special offers, such as seasonal discounts and trade shows. With Cream, media organizations can put their business data to work, increasing sales and customer satisfaction. It allows employees to have up-to-date information throughout the sales cycle, and lets managers have greater insight into sales patterns.
Main features:
- receiving e-mails functionality (text and HTML)
- sending HTML emails
- editing HTML emails with a WYSIWYG HTML editor
- newletter subscriptions for anonymous users
- external HTML forms for newsletter subcribe and unsubscribe
- sending HTML newsletters
- editing HTML newsletters with WYSIWYG HTML editor
- powerful filter for sending newsletters to either newsletter subscribers or all customers based on type, category, product, campaign...
- Import of products and customers
- Communication and Sales tabs in user interface
- completely localizable user interface
- localizations to Dutch, German, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian and Serbian languages
- Home page with shortcut and summary links
- Help page with FAQ, Support and Forum links
- Cream now works on Windows too
Enhancements:
- This version works with MySQL database and features new functionality for contacts, opportunity and task management, external HTML forms for support and information requests, CMS integration, and many new fields and options.

PerlBean::Collection is a Perl module that contains a collection of PerlBean objects.

SYNOPSIS

use strict;
use PerlBean;
use PerlBean::Collection;
use PerlBean::Attribute::Factory;

my $bean = PerlBean->new( {
package => Athlete,
} );
my $factory = PerlBean::Attribute::Factory->new();
my $attr = $factory->create_attribute( {
method_factory_name => name,
short_description => the name of the athlete,
} );
$bean->add_method_factory($attr);

my $bean2 = PerlBean->new( {
package => Cyclist,
base => [ qw(Athlete)],
} );
my $factory = PerlBean::Attribute::Factory->new();
my $attr2 = $factory->create_attribute( {
method_factory_name => cycle,
short_description => the cyclists cycle,
} );
$bean2->add_method_factory($attr2);

my $collection = PerlBean::Collection->new();
$collection->add_perl_bean($bean);
$collection->add_perl_bean($bean2);
$collection->write(tmp);

ABSTRACT

Code hierarchy generation for bean like Perl modules

PerlBean::Collection contains a collection of PerlBean objects in order to generate an hierarchy of Perl modules.

Transcoding is the process by which a data object in one representation is converted into another representation. Typical examples include conversion between different formats of the same media type (e.g., an image encoded in a certain format is transcoded into an image encoded in a second format), as well as conversion between media types (e.g., speech to text). In addition to format conversion, transcoding also allows a data object to be compressed or transformed.
GAIA Image Transcoder (GIT) project is an open source library that operates image transcoding, with a special focus on mobile applications. GIT was originally developed by Open Reply team as a part of a content adaptation and delivery framework and its publication under LGPL license is the first step of the entire framework release process.
GIT comes in two parts:
- a transformation and transcoding library that performs image adaptation to mobile device using information retrieved from WURFL file
- a very simple JSP tag library that enables library utilization into a J2EE environment
The transcoding library works as a transformation pipeline. The pipeline is composed by a set of filters. A filter could operate directly on the image body or indirectly on the associated meta-information. GIT architecture supports the management cycle of such pipes while GIT tag libraries simplifies their definition.

SCRAP project is capable of working with any video4linux compatible device, supporring all of its documented features.

It can grab frames from multiple inputs of a single device and also support working with multiple capture boards at the same time, giving user the advantage of a low-cost recording system.

It has a very reliable motion detection system, recording only when movement happens and ignoring the rest, including light changes. So, in a tipical 24h recording cycle, you will have only a few hours of recorded video.

Videos are recorded using XviDs MPEG-4 compression, witch is one of the best video codecs today. The generated AVIs should be playable on AVI+MPEG4 capable video player (all modern video players are).

There is also a recording archive management system, with alow the user keep archived only the recent recordings, erasing the old ones. User can set to erase recordings older than a number of days, or set a maximum disk usage.

Although SCRAP is a console application, it is full featured. It is intented to be run as a daemon, in the background, letting SCRAP doing the recording job without other systems users even notice it is running.

wmnetload is a network interface monitor dockapp for Window Maker. wmnetload is designed to fit well with dockapps like wmcpuload and wmmemmon.

It tracks whether the interface is functioning and displays current network interface throughput, along with an auto-scaling graph of recent network activity (the graph separates upstream and downstream traffic load cleanly without resorting to colors).

Configuring the Look

Since one of the main goals of wmnetload is to match the look-and-feel of wmcpuload, and since the look of wmcpuload was changed as of version 0.9, the look of wmnetload has also been revised. However, those who prefer the "classic" wmnetload look (or who are still using older versions of wmcpuload) can compile wmnetload to present the original look by passing --with-classic-look to `configure.

Interface Cycling

Although wmnetload can monitor only a single interface at a time, the interface being monitored can be selected by using mouse buton 3 to cycle through each of the available interfaces. Note that with the classic look, wmnetload does not display the name of the interface, which makes interface cycling hard to use without getting confused.

Alarm Mode

Like wmcpuload, wmnetload allows you to set an alarm value (in kbits/sec) that causes the display backlight to be turned on whenever it is exceeded. This is chiefly useful for alerting you to unusual or aberrant network behavior.

Bundle::BDFOY is a Perl module that can install all modules by BDFOY.

SYNOPSIS

cpan Bundle::BDFOY

CONTENTS

Apache::Htaccess
Apache::iTunes
Business::ISBN
Business::ISBN::Data
Business::ISMN
Business::US::USPS::WebTools
Chemistry::Elements
ConfigReader::Simple
Crypt::Rijndael
Data::Constraint
File::Find::Closures
HTML::SimpleLinkExtor
HTTP::Cookies::iCab
HTTP::Cookies::Mozilla
HTTP::Cookies::Omniweb
HTTP::Cookies::Safari
HTTP::SimpleLinkChecker
HTTP::Size
Mac::Errors
Mac::iTunes
Mac::Path::Util
Mac::PropertyList
Math::NoCarry
Netscape::Bookmarks
Object::Iterate
Palm::Magellan::NavCompanion
Pod::Perldoc::ToToc
Polyglot
Set::CrossProduct
Test::Data
Test::Env
Test::File
Test::HTTPStatus
Test::ISBN
Test::Manifest
Test::Prereq
Test::URI
Tie::Cycle
Tie::Toggle