Free computing gpa software for linux

Compute Portal Project is a portal project to produce a web based front end to a compute resource, such as a cluster, using PHP, mysql, and apache.
The intent is to allow non-programmers to use complex programs through an intuitive interface.
Enhancements:
- This is the third attempt to create a working release with an install script.
- The last two releases were plagued with copy and paste errors.
- This release is strictly a bugfix release that has been tested in a production environment.
- There may still be residual problems from the 0.8.8 to 0.8.9 transition that included the first install script and moved several directory locations.
- Please give this release a try.

MPICH2 is a robust and flexible implementation of the MPI (Message Passing Interface). Message Passing Interface is often used with parallel or distributed computing projects.

MPICH2 is a multi-platform, configurable system (development, execution, libraries, etc) for MPI. It can acheive parallelism using networked machines or using mulitasking on a single machine.

Go-moku Apprentice project consists of a gomoku player learning from its own mistakes.
Thus, for starters it plays like crap, but it gets real good after only a few games. Its rather scary actually.
Enhancements:
- With version 0.5, the apprentice playing engine has improved somewhat.
- Making a winning move always gets a score of INT_MAX, and making a losing move always gets a score of INT_MIN.
- The improved playing engine cost me some computing power, but Ive also been playing with gprof which should negate that effect somewhat.

OpenPFC project is a class library for implementing intelligent consumer electronics as quickly and efficiently as possible.
We address the proliferation of consumer electronics standards by providing common functionality while not restricting use to any single standard.
We also try to introduce special performance not traditionally found in consumer electronics.
PFC is mainly defined by the PFC core. This is a set of objects not specific to any single application.
With this in mind, PFC is not intended for writing desktop applications in a general purpose computing environment.
The runtime configuration of PFC is not intended to be reconfigured by users at the command line level.
User interfaces to PFC products are expected to be simple and media intensive.
Main features:
- Realtime multimedia
- Low memory
- Low CPU speed
- Devices with persistent storage
- Devices without persistent storage
- Advanced user interface rendering
- Fast user interface responsiveness
- 3D user interfaces

MOMHVis is a program for displaying nondominated solution of MOMH problems in 3D space using OpenGL.
Main features:
- pluginable architecture
- implemented MOKP (Multiple Objective Knapsack Problem) plugin
- enumeration of implemented MO algorithms by plugin
- on-line visualization of solutions during computing (you can set delay betwean solutions or stop during computing for most algorithms)
- solutions visualization computed with different MO algorithms on the same chart
- allows to show only selected objectives and solutions
- 2D view for two objectives (configureable)
- saving solutions to xml file and also loading from file
- advanced preferences for each algorithm (groups)
- multilanguage interface (english and polish)
- simple scripting editor (xml based)
- display some information about solution (OpenGL object picking)

libmsntp is a full-featured, compact, portable SNTP library. SNTP (RFC 2030) is a simplified version of NTP (RFC 1305), which allows precise synchronization of system clocks over a best-effort network.

libmsntp provides SNTP client and server functionality in a shared library with a simple API.

libmsntp is implemented as a thin layer on top of msntp, N.M. Maclarens command-line SNTP utility. msntp is compact, straightforward, and elegant, and Im indebted to Nick, and to the Cambridge High Performance Computing Facility, for providing the msntp source to the public.

Installation:

To install, type "make install". You may need to be the superuser. libmsntp installs into /usr/local by default; to install to a different location, edit the Makefile and change the PREFIX variable.

PhiloLogic is the primary full-text search, retrieval and analysis tool developed by the ARTFL Project and the Digital Library Development Center (DLDC) at the University of Chicago. PhiloLogic is a Free Software implementation of PhiloLogic for large TEI-Lite document collections.
The wide array of XML data specifications and the recent deployment of basic XML processing tools provides an important opportunity for the collaborative development of higher-level, interoperable tools for Humanities Computing applications. The sophistication and power of the TEI-XML encoding specification supports the development of extremely rich textual data representations that encourage, if not require, development of sets of tools to exploit features of encoded text to perform particular tasks.
It may be the case that one general tool will never fit all possible uses for encoded documents, but that a set of more specialized, interoperable tools for end-user applications will provide a mechanism for cost-effective deployment of end-user applications.
As the ARTFL Projects contribution to the collaborative development of these tools, PhiloLogic has been enhanced to support a wide variety of TEI-Lite (XML and SGML) encoded documents optionally using the Unicode character specification. We feel that Humanities Computing applications are particularly well suited to open source development by a community with wide ranging technical abilities that is not well supported by the commercial sector. Our goal is to provide as many features as possible while not requiring significant administrative or development work to use effectively.
Originally implemented to support large databases of French literature, PhiloLogic has been extended to support a wide variety of textual and hypermedia databases in collaboration with numerous academic institutions and, more recently, commercial organizations.
PhiloLogic is a modular system, in which a textbase is treated as a set of coordinated or related databases, typically including an object (units of text such as a letter, scene, document, etc) database, a word forms database, a word concordance index mapped to textual objects, and an object manager mapping text objects to byte offsets in data files. Each of these databases is stored and managed using its own subsystem.
Main features:
- light, fast, robust, extensively used and tested
- few dependencies, basic installation almost wholly self-contained
- out of the box operation with many configuration options
- TEI-Lite XML/SGML with Unicode support
- MySQL back-end for bibliographic searching
- optional XML-aware or non-XML bibliographic loaders
- interoperability across certain systems
- fault tolerant
- open source
Enhancements:
- CGIs have been modified to support multilingual user interfaces.
- 300 system messages have been translated into French and modularized into language-specific arrays.
- Word padding in KWIC reports has been fixed.