Projects

KDevelop

claimed by KDE

The KDevelop project was founded in 1998 to build up an easy to use IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for KDE. Since then, the KDevelop IDE is publicly available under the GPL and supports many programming languages.

Agar

Agar is a modern open-source, cross-platform toolkit for graphical applications implemented in C, C++ and Ada (with bindings to other languages in development). Designed for ease of integration, it follows the philosophy of building the GUI around the application and not the other way around. Unlike ... [More] most other GUI toolkits, Agar takes maximum advantage of hardware graphics acceleration when it is available via OpenGL, but it also supports traditional framebuffer interfaces such as SDL direct video. [Less]

MXE (M cross environment)

MXE (M cross environment) is a Makefile that compiles a cross compiler and cross compiles many free libraries such as SDL and Qt. Thus, it provides a nice cross compiling environment for various target platforms.

Open-source REBOL Can be Achieved

ORCA is an interpreter for a REBOL-like language. The interpreter is a C library so that C/C++ applications can use ORCA as an embedded scripting system. ORCA stands for Open-source Rebol Can be Achieved.

Devchekio

Devchekio Code Editor is a FTP check in/out code editor. It was inspired by the use of DreamWeaver's system to access files like a library system. It's written in GTK+ so it's cross platform for Windows, Linux, BSD and even Mac OS X.

darkrebellion

Distintos tipos de utilidades para su uso en sistemas operativos basados en unix.

qgetopts

Designed to be a generic, cross-platform library that can parse command-line formats as generally as possible (similar to getopts on Linux, but easier to use & object-oriented). The supported format is GNU Command-line options are position independent but emitted in the same relative position ... [More] (i.e. "-a -b foo -d -c boo" gets emmited as "-a", "-b", "-d", "-c", "foo", "boo" assuming none of the options accepted arguments). Both long (multi-character options preceded by "--") and short mode (options preceded by "-" and 1 character long) are supported. Command-line option arguments (arguments that are specific to long/short option) can be optional, any number from 1 to 2^31 - 1, or variable. Arguments however must be given as a single command-line parameter (in the case of short options, the can be merged along with the short option as shown below). The API takes care of splitting up the arguments for you. Short option arguments can be given as "-aarg1,,arg3" (arg1, empty string, arg3 as arguments) or "-aarg1 arg2 arg3", or "-a" "arg1,arg2,arg3". Separators for multi-argument options can be whatever you specify. All remaining command-line parameters that are not options, or arguments to options, are retrieved separately and maintain their relative order (i.e. take the original parameters and remove all options & option arguments). Optionally, it can serialize a pretty & complete help menu (and handle the help command line arguments for you) into a string or some kind of output stream. The library is Qt based, but currently does expose a primitive standard C++ interface. QtCore headers are needed for compilation, but not the Qt libraries (assuming it is statically linked). Eventually this will be split into two libraries - CPPGetOpts which has all the logic in a cross-platform C++ library (with no external dependancies) and QGetOpts which will be the Qt wrapper interface. [Less]

imaginedotnet

Imagine is a collection of library bindings for the C# language for the purpose of facilitating cross-platform multimedia-related development using the Mono and .NET platforms.