20 projects tagged "make"
Updated 03 Mar 2010
tmjs
| Pop | 21.17 |
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| Vit | 34.32 |
tmjs is a Topic Maps engine written in pure JavaScript. It aims to compliant with the Topic Maps API TMAPI 2.0 and implements the Topic Maps - Data Model TMDM. tmjs is meant to be a lightweight engine that makes it possible to implement Topic Maps based applications in Web browsers. It can be used to create semantic mashups. The JavaScript library is independent of libraries such as jQuery or prototype.js, but it can be used in combination with them.
Updated 28 Mar 2010
pake
| Pop | 36.08 |
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| Vit | 34.14 |
pake is a simple utility for automating tasks like building apps and different bundles, removing temporary files, migrating databases, and more. Pakefiles are written in YAML and can contain Python and bash scripts.
Updated 09 Jun 2010
colormake2
| Pop | 19.80 |
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| Vit | 32.87 |
colormake2 is a fork of colormake, a program to colorize output from "make" executions, mostly focused on compiler output. This makes it much easier to find the relevant error when compiling a program results in a long list of error messages.
Updated 06 Aug 2011
R.Launchpad
| Pop | 20.76 |
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| Vit | 25.65 |
R.Launchpad is a minimal distribution of Linux that builds a system-image from sources into a given disk partition. It covers all the commands needed to boot the most recent version of Linux-2.6.
Updated 20 Sep 2011
alogd
| Pop | 26.00 |
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| Vit | 24.79 |
Alogd is a collection of small logging daemons and an API for accessing them. It provides an environment for unified application logging. Designed as multi-platform program, it allows applications to log their actions both locally and/or remotely through networks.
Updated 19 Feb 2012
WorkingWiki
| Pop | 18.00 |
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| Vit | 21.43 |
WorkingWiki is a software extension for MediaWiki that makes a wiki into a powerful environment for collaborating on publication-quality manuscripts and software projects. The WorkingWiki extension allows you to store "source files" in your wiki and develop, test, run, and publish them easily. Examples include a project of five LaTeX files and six EPS images that compile together into a single PDF file, or an R script that includes two other R source files and produces a CSV data file and several EPS figures. The WorkingWiki extension keeps track of when the source files have changed and when to redo the processing to update the output, and how to display the various file formats involved. The output files and images can be displayed in wiki pages along with the source code, and can be used as inputs to further computations.
Updated 05 Sep 2012
MBSL
| Pop | 20.88 |
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| Vit | 16.23 |
MBSL (MicroBlaze Simple Linux) is a set of Makefile scripts to create an image of a Linux-based OS for the Xilinx MicroBlaze (FPGA) soft processor. It provides very simple package management that allows you to customize the resulted image. The purpose is to just type 'make build install' and get the configured image.
Updated 06 Jan 2013
Fluxfont
| Pop | 29.63 |
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| Vit | 11.75 |
Fluxfont is a specialized tool that attempts to tackle the privacy concerns raised by the possibility to collect information about the fonts installed on a system. Such information can be used to uniquely identify a system. With Fluxfonts, new fonts are randomly created and removed to prevent the same fingerprint from being recreated.
Updated 04 Feb 2013
Xvisor
| Pop | 120.36 |
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| Vit | 5.60 |
Xvisor is a type-1 hypervisor that aims to provide a monolithic, light-weight, portable, and flexible virtualization solution for ARMv5, ARMv7a, x86_64, and other CPU architectures. It primarily supports full virtualization, and hence supports a wide range of unmodified guest operating systems. Paravirtualization is optional and is supported in an architecture independent manner (such as pluggable PCI devices) to ensure that no changes are required in the guest OS.
Updated 16 Feb 2013
instmake
| Pop | 69.71 |
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| Vit | 4.88 |
instmake allows you to instrument builds with GNU Make and then analyze what happened during those builds. It saves a very detailed build log and has reports to analyze those records. The reports provide you better insight into the build, allow you to find race conditions, and to analyze the parallelism of the build.
