ABC Path Generator is a program and a Perl library that generates layouts of ABC Path based on the input of a random number generator. Giving different seeds to the generator will yield different layouts. ABC Path is a puzzle game in which one should position the letters from "A" to "Y" in a 5*5 grid based on clues. It is featured on brainbashers.com. ABC Path Generator makes use of depth-first-search to find usable final paths, and then assigns the clues for it, also using DFS.
ABC Path Solver is a Perl program and library that automatically solves an ABC Path game while giving the reasoning. ABC Path is a puzzle game in which one should position the letters from "A" to "Y" in a 5*5 grid based on clues. It is featured in brainbashers.com. ABC Path Solver uses a mixture of deduction and solving by trying several branches, which should allow it to solve all initial boards.
Arad-OneTable-Editor is a set of perl modules to manage and display a dialog for a single-table SQL query. It can verify types, and scroll between the records. The data handling is separate from the dialog class, so it is possible to write different generic dialogs for the same query. A Perl/Tk dialog and a GNU/readline (or plain text) dialog are included in the distribution.
Binary Puzzle Solver in Ruby is an automated solver for Binary Puzzles (a kind of logic game) featured on http://www.binarypuzzle.com/. The solver contains an API and a commandline program and explains why it thinks the player should place a 0 or a 1 in the box. Although it contains only a subset of the moves the authors could think of and does not use backtracking, it was able to solve all the puzzles from binarypuzzle.com which the authors tried.
FCFS RWLock is a first-come first-served readers/writers lock for POSIX threads. FCFS means that the first thread to request control of the lock will gain it, based on the constraints of a readers/writers lock. FCFS RWLock is well documented and commented, so it can easily be used as a reference implementation.
Great project! Useful and the documentation is helpful
Three comments: 1. The Freshmeat.net project description should preferably contain some of the possible tasks one can do using dwarves, not just their implementation details. 2. The dwarves a...
This project should mention its licence.
From everything I tried, bzr was incredibly slow here, even on vanilla Debian systems, including the "bzr rocks" (which it does not) command. I was told that "you're doing it wro...
This project is licensed under the GPL while Qt is LGPLed now. Instead, you should take a look at the compatible PySide - http://www.pyside.org/ by Troll Tech / Nokia, which is LGPLed.