138 projects tagged "POSIX"
Af-Arch is an N-tier development framework to quickly build high-quality distributed applications. It currently supports C and C# programming languages, which enables you to write client applications using them. It currently runs on GNU/Linux and Microsoft Windows, and is being used in production environments.
AntiCutAndPaste is designed to search for text fragments that have been copied and pasted in programming language source code or plain text. It has been tested on sources from large C++, Pascal, Java, and C# (Mono) projects. The algorithms used are very fast and can handle up to three million C++ code lines in one minute. Minor modifications of code are ignored during the search. Reports are sorted conveniently by the total size of all similar fragments and there are many report customization options.
Appomattox is a project to build a set of cross-platform mapping objects for the .NET framework. It is also a desktop GIS application. It currently supports the following data sources: shapefiles, raster data (JPEG, GIF, TIFF, bitmap, and PNG), and PostGIS. The goal of Appomattox is to provide an elegant and intuitive user interface for mapping and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) without sacrificing power and functionality.
Auto IVR Dialer automatically dials numbers from a comma-separated list. On success, it connects the dialed party to the IVR. This uses Asterisk or Trixbox to initiate calls. It has the ability to initiate simultaneous multiple calls. It tracks the calls and re-attempts the failed calls, and this cycle repeats itself until all calls are successful or stopped by the user. It is useful for running automated campaigns. It requires Mono or .NET framework 2. It runs on Unix, Linux, Solaris, Windows, and any other platform compatible with Mono.