194 projects tagged "MIT"
airbag_fd provides drop-in crash handlers for POSIX (particularly for embedded Linux). It dumps registers, backtraces, and instruction streams to a file descriptor. It is intended to be self-contained and resilient. Where possible, it will detect and intelligently handle a corrupt state (for example, jumping through a bad pointer or a blown stack). The harvesting and reporting of the crash log is left as an exercise for the reader.
CLOGS is a library for higher-level operations on top of the OpenCL C++ API. It is designed to integrate with other OpenCL code, including synchronization using OpenCL events. Currently only two operations are supported: radix sorting and exclusive scan. Radix sort supports all the unsigned integral types as keys, and all the built-in scalar and vector types suitable for storage in buffers as values. Scan supports all the integral types. It also supports vector types, which allows limited multi-scan capabilities.
Html Writr is an innovative system that allows users with little to no technical knowledge to edit static HTML files. It is very easy to setup, and requires no database to use. The editing experience is simplistic but full featured, using nicedit for the WYSIWYG editor, and allowing users to edit the page title, meta description, and meta keywords. Preparing HTML files for the HTML writer to edit is very quick; just a couple of lines of code and you're done.
pg-python provides access to Python from PostgreSQL. It contrasts with the built-in procedural language by interfacing with PostgreSQL types rather than converting them. This allows large instances of data types to be handled with greater efficiency while also allowing reasonable support for arbitrary data types without the need for a specialized implementation. Procedures are managed as entire modules so that initialization can be performed naturally by a stored procedure (each PostgreSQL function has a "main" entry point). Import statements may exist in a more natural position, and the "main" entry point may be decorated.
ABPlayer is a video player developed with the Flex 3/4 SDK. It allows users to post comments onto the playing timeline while playing online video. Comments are scrolled across the screen when the video reaches the timeline position of the comment, allowing interactive and realtime commenting on the video. It also features bottom, top, positioned, and reverse scroll options which allow users to create closed captioning and subtitles for videos. Comments support color, font, size, transitions, movements, 3D transforms, and opacity.
Beat Back the Horde is a rhythm-time strategy game for Android 2.2 and up, focusing on fast-paced placing of units while tapping to the beat! Build up combos to spawn Über Units! It is playable in single-player mode, or in multi-player mode over Bluetooth, and can be learned in a minute and played for hours. It includes many achievements to unlock, five songs to master, adjustable difficulty single-player AI, and particle effects.