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The Steam Condenser is a multi-language library for querying the Steam Community, Source and GoldSrc game servers as well as the Steam master servers. Currently it is implemented in Java, PHP and Ruby.
Data services and visualization. This project provides tools to play with geographical data. It also works with non-geographical data, except for map visualizations :). There are embedded data sources in the project, but you can easily play with your own data in addition to the available ones.
C++ Bloom Filter Library, with the following capabilities: Optimal parameter selection based on expected false positive rate. Union, intersection and difference operations between bloom filters. Compression of in-use table (increase in false positive probability vs space) Portable and efficient
pyquake3 is a Python class (or module) that can query and execute rcon commands on a Quake 3 server.
pdoext is a database abstraction layer for PHP5, based on PDO. It is by no means a full blown ORM, and should rather be seen as an extension of PDO. The library consists of three parts; The connection is a pre-requisite for the other two, but you could use the connection on its own. The main
PHP Qsteam is a library which permit Querying SteamGame servers, without using the php's sockets, but only basic func. It's perfect for GSP's who could have many server to query as fast as possible. Working on: FreeBSD, Linux How to install: phpize ./configure --enable-qsteam make
The Entity Data Model (EDM) is a conceptual data model that can be used to model the data of a particular domain so that applications can interact with data as entities or objects. Through the EDM, Java Persistence API (JPA), such as Hibernate exposes entities as objects in the Java environment.
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