39 projects tagged "Mac OS X"
Inq is a scripting language for client/server systems. The server provides transaction, persistence, concurrency, and events support. The client is presently desktop only, though Web clients are planned. Inq uses a generic node structure throughout and reification techniques to obviate boilerplate code, especially in the areas of persistence and MVC.
Basilisk is a full-featured middleware library to develop games. It features sprites, animations, real time sound mixing with filters and special effects, high resolution timers, a basic 3D math library, an input system based on bindable actions, fullscreen exclusive mode support, resolution managers, JDK 5.0 compatibility, and more.
Battletech MUX is an Internet based, real-time rendition of the popular Battletech board game. Players take to the front lines in their very own mechs, tanks, and similar implements of destruction. Featuring an internal scripting language called SoftCode, game admins may sculpt their sites into whatever they can imagine, be it small-scale combat or massive, galactic conflict.
JSokoban is a port of the classic Macintosh puzzle game in which players try to shift the money bags of each level to a given position. The game comes with over 200 levels of varying difficulty, sound, unlimited undos/redos, and support for moving using both the keyboard and mouse.
File-Find-Object-Rule is a port of File-Find-Rule to make it use File-Find-Object instead of File::Find. It provides a succinct, declarative syntax for creating directory tree traversal routines while enjoying the advantages of File-Find-Object, such as traversing the tree incrementally and iteratively, and the capability of instantiating several traversers in the same program.
Deduplicator is a simple and efficient data deduplicator that works by hard linking files that have the same content. It is ideal for reducing the size of backups. It can save and restore intermediate results, so you can run it in a few short intervals, and allows you to review changes before they are committed to disk.