Projects tagged ‘c’, ‘perl’, and ‘php’

Centreon is a network, system, applicative supervision and monitoring tool, it is based upon the most effective Open Source monitoring engine: Nagios. Centreon provides a new frontend and new ... [More] functionalities to Nagios. It allows you to be more efficient in your network monitoring, but also allows you to make your supervision information readable by a largest range of users. Indeed, a non technical user can now use the Centreon/Nagios couple to easily understand your network infrastructure thanks to charts and graphical representations of the gathered information. Skilled users still have access to specific and technical information collected by Nagios though. [Less]

SMC - the State Machine Compiler SMC takes a state machine stored in a .sm file and generates a State pattern in fourteen programming languages (C, C++, C#, [incr Tcl], Groovy, Java, Lua ... [More] , Objective-C, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Scala, VB.net). Includes: default transitions, transition args, transition guards, push/pop transitions and Entry/Exit actions. See all details on http://smc.sourceforge.net/. [Less]

This project provides Cygwin binary and source packages for a large variety of programs and libraries, including the GNOME and KDE desktop environments.

The Social Graph Node Mapper is a community project to build a portable library to map social networking sites' URLs to and from a new canonical form (sgn:// URLs). For example, the following URLs ... [More] are all the same person: http://brad.livejournal.com/ http://brad.livejournal.com/data/foaf http://brad.livejournal.com/data/rss http://brad.livejournal.com/data/atom http://brad.livejournal.com/profile http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=brad etc With sgnodemapper, all of those would map to sgn://livejournal.com/?ident=brad . And then, from the sgn URL, you can map back to http:// URLs for any known type: content page, profile page, RSS, Atom, etc. The core library is portable, implemented in JavaScript, and then there are tiny bridge layers which bind the language-specific libraries to both a JavaScript interpreter (either SpiderMonkey or Rhino) and the sgnodemapper core. Bindings are available for: C, C++ -- using SpiderMonkey Java -- using Rhino Perl -- using JavaScript::SpiderMonkey PHP -- thanks to Plaxo, wrapping the C++ library Coming soon: Python -- using python-spidermonkey Ruby -- using ruby-spidermonkey Commit emails go here: http://groups.google.com/group/sgnodemapper-commits Live web demo using the latest files in svn is here: http://google-sgnodemapper.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/webdemo/demo.html [Less]

AstroCam is a stepengine control daemon with a webinterface (in perl and in PHP. the user can chosse what he want to use). You can use it to control a webcam (on a stepengine) via browser. I started the project in Dec-2001.

404 is an RPG (Role Playing Game) currently in development stages. The goal is to make a RPG framework then relese new packages via the web to expand the game. However 404 is not a MMORPG... yet. Once ... [More] we have the general code done, we will try to get the MMORPG part. However we lack a server and the like. 404 attempts to be most like console RPGs such as Final Fantasy by implementing a turn based RPG system. Magic will be a large part of the game with summoning already defeated creatures. No true code has been written yet though but more will be coming soon. Please note that we have absolutly no affiliation with the 404project already on google code. Our projects were developed differently by compleatly different people with different goals. Sorry about any confusion. [Less]

Ganglia's gmetric is a handy command line tool to inject custom metrics into gmond. However it and libganglia are not designed for embedding into a C/C++ application. Nor does it provide any ... [More] scripting interface. This project provide scripting modules that do not require gmond.conf or gmetric or any other dependencies (these are not wrappers around C code or call gmetric). There is also a C/C++ library for embedding into applications. Language Wiki Protocols Dependencies C/C++ GmetricClib UDP only none -- self contained Python GmetricPython UDP, multicast none -- pure python, one file Php GmetricPhp UDP only none -- pure php, one file perl GmetricPerl TBD one file Java GmetricJava UDP, multicast none -- one file, multicast project BenefitsThe main benefit of embedded gmetric into your script or application is to avoid the overhead of parsing gmond.conf (assuming it is available on your machine) starting a new process calling gethostbyname to resolve the socket For the occasion metric, calling out to gmetric is not a problem. However if you wanted to inject dozens (hundreds?) of statistics the overhead can slow you down. When not to use embeddedgmetricYou should continue to use regular gmetric if you have any type of special configuration that involve sending stats to multiple machines, sockets, multicast addresses. Embedded gmetric primary is useful when you send stats to one machine, especially when using UDP. News17-Nov-2008 Version 1.3 relasedFixed  Issue 5  -- a horrible cut-n-paste error resulted in two sockets being opened, not one. Thanks to "benoit.louy" for reporting the issue. Python gmetric.py is slightly improved as well. 20-Nov-2007 Version 1.2 releasedUpgraded modp_numtoa to get rounding bug fixes. Only effects C/C++ versions. 17-May-2007 Version 1.1 releasedMuch improved makefiles and tests Significant performance improvements by not using sprintf (See here for details). Minor interface changes (some names changed so it doesn't collide with ganglia.h) alpha prototypes for pure perl and php started NO functional changes to the C or pure python versions [Less]

Collection of Sample Codes by Mehmet Suzen ( Blog ) mehmet[dot]suzen[add]physics[dot]orgThere are excellent books on those programming languages C, C++, Fortran, Java and Perl. Kernigan & Richie for ... [More] C, Stroustrup for C++, Sun's Java Tutorial, Fortran 90 Programming of Ellis, Philips, Lahey and at last for Perl Schwartz and Phoenix. Most of the time books explain code fragments, constructs and lacks complete working examples. Sometimes it is nice to have a complete working sample code just to used it over again or to refresh your knowledge. For that reason I have decided to collect my sample working codes by language. It is not necessarily means that they represent a unique sample, rather one way to do it. These samples might be quite useful for novice programmers/sofware engineers in learning or practice. [Less]

Swig Starter Kit provides examples for using various scripting languages, with the support of SWIG, with C++. FeaturesStandard library (STL) container usage examples Data sharing between scripting ... [More] engine and C++ code examples C++ template function instantiation examples Calling C++ functions examples Creating C++ objects examples LanguagesLua Python Perl PHP5 (Module builds but I cannot get it to work) Ruby C# Java LicenseCurrently the MIT license is used. The point is to make the code free, so that you are comfortable using it as the basis for other projects of diverse licenses. I would like to make an unofficial addendum to the license: If you use the project and like it, consider hiring me the next time you have a job opening! [Less]

This projects goal is to develop multiple gadgets and other useful tools for the BOINC API. These include: Stats monitors skins and account management systems