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Flickcurl is a C library for the Flickr API, handling creating the reqeuests, signing, token management, calling the API, marshalling requests parameters and decoding responses.

Flickcurl project uses libcurl to call the REST web service and libxml2 to manipulate the XML responses. The current version supports part of the API (see Flickcurl API coverage) primarily the functions for reading photo, people and tags description, sufficient for me to play with machine tags and RDF descriptions.

Pwytter is a standalone Twitter GUI client. This application is intended to be multi-platform.
Main features:
- Asynchronous Image loading
- Better UI response
- Less twitter API call (internal caching)

cairomm is a C++ interface for the cairo graphics library.

cairomm is a C++ drawing API that is integrated with gtkmm for custom drawing. It can also be used to generate png, pdf, ps, or svg images.

Gtk2::api is a mapping the Gtk+ C API to perl.

ABSTRACT
The Gtk2 module attempts to stick as close as is reasonable to the C API, to minimize the need to maintain documentation which is nearly a copy of the C API reference documentation. However, the world is not perfect, and the mappings between C and perl are not as clean and predictable as you might wish. Thus, this page described the basics of how to map the C API to the perl API, and lists various points in the API which follow neither the C API documentation nor the mapping principles.

The canonical documentation is the C API reference at http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/gtk/ and http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/gdk/
There are two main sections: BINDING BASICS describes the principles on which the bindings work; understanding these can lead you to guess the proper syntax to use for any given function described in the C API reference.

The second section lists various specific points of difference which dont necessarily correspond with what you expect; this section is in three main parts: missing methods, renamed methods, and different call signatures.

Twitter4R project is a clean Twitter client API in pure Ruby (not command-line client) Will include Twitter add-ons also in Ruby.
The Twitter4R Gem is released under the MIT License.
Enhancements:
- The entire Twitter REST API is now covered.
- This library is more complete and more in the Ruby style of coding than the "Twitter Gem" project.
- The latter seems to provide a convenient command-line tool for very basic Twitter REST API usages.

Inline-API is a Perl module that teach you how to bind a programming language to Perl using Inline.pm.

SYNOPSIS

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Inline Foo;
say_it(foo); # Use Foo to print "Hello, Foo"

__Foo__
foo-sub say_it {
foo-my $foo = foo-shift;
foo-print "Hello, $foon";
}

So you think Inline C is pretty cool, but what you really need is for Perl to work with the brand new programming language "Foo". Well youre in luck. Inline.pm has support for adding your own Inline Language Support Module (ILSM), like Inline::Foo.

Inline has always been intended to work with lots of different programming languages. Many of the details can be shared between implementations, so that Inline::Java has a similar interface to Inline::ASM. All of the common code is in Inline.pm.

Language specific modules like Inline::Python are subclasses of Inline.pm. They can inherit as much of the common behaviour as they want, and provide specific behaviour of their own. This usually comes in the form of Configuration Options and language specific compilation.

The Inline C support is probably the best boilerplate to copy from. Since version 0.30 all C support was isolated into the module Inline::C and the parsing grammar is further broken out into Inline::C::grammar. All of these components come with the Inline distribution.

This POD gives you all the details you need for implementing an ILSM. For further assistance, contact inline@perl.org See "SEE ALSO" below.
Well examine the joke language Inline::Foo which is distributed with Inline. It actually is a full functioning ILSM. I use it in Inlines test harness to test base Inline functionality. It is very short, and can help you get your head wrapped around the Inline API.