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NaviServer is an extensible web server suited to create scalable websites and services. Originally based on AOLserver (http://www.aolserver.com), the ongoing development is done independently under Mozilla Public License by a core group of people that use it for their businesses and by other supporters. Features: High performance multi-threaded architecture, massively scalable and extensible, many modules, dynamic scripted pages (ADP), caching functions (static files, Tcl byte code, chunks), pooled database connections, thread shared arrays, introspection commands, mass virtual hosting (no server restart), watchdog, control port and command mode, efficient handling of down-/uploads with async I/O, IPv4/IPv6 Core developers: Vlad Seryakov, Stephen Deasey, Zoran Vasiljevic, Gustaf Neumann Source: https://github.com/naviserver-project/naviserver Info: https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/NaviServer Documentation: https://naviserver.sourceforge.io/n/toc.html

...This capability allows developers to harness the full potential of C++ for crafting applications that can efficiently execute multiple threads simultaneously, thereby optimizing the utilization of modern multi-core processors. Proximus for NUMA has a big impact, changing how projects are created, developed, and launched. Providing a complete solution that addresses the close connection between hardware and software, it expedites time-to-market, slashes development overheads, and minimizes integration complexities and associated risks.

Platform for advanced open source IP-Core development, i. e. dynamic memory controllers for FPGAs.

...Alpha has powerful editing capabilities for TeX and LaTeX documents, Web pages in HTML, R scripts or source files for many programming languages and it is extendible. This new core basis is based on Apple's Cocoa framework and comes with an entirely revised and improved Tcl library of packages. See the Home Page at http://alphacocoa.sourceforge.net. Take a guided tour of our screenshots gallery: https://alphacocoa.sourceforge.io/AlphaScreenshots.html.

TACO is a toolkit for building distributed control systems or any other distributed system. It is based on a C/C++ core. It is based on the client-server model. It supports writing clients and server on Unix+Windows. Clients and servers can be written in

A common markup language and a parser to generate documentation in any target format (Html, Latex, Trac, Mediawiki...). The core command relies on a Tcl library: it is easy to create new target formats. Doc files are parameterizable via a header.

..."DAIDZE" will provide you with all the tools you need to start creating your own software. "DAIDZE" has an active development team and community, providing great value and upgrades to the project, by using it you'll be keeping your application's core well tested and constantly modern.

AOLserver is a multithreaded, Tcl-enabled, massively-scalable and extensible web server tuned for large scale, dynamic web sites. AOLserver also includes complete database integration and a dynamic page scripting language.

TclTrf is an extension library to the script language tcl, as created by John Ousterhout. It extends the language at the C-and Tcl-with ``transformer''-commands to encode and compress data. Based on the stacked channels of the tcl core (ability inter

A Tcl extension for genetic/evolutionary algorithm processing. It is using the GAUL library for the core functionality.

An implementation of the GSD service discovery protocol for the network simulator ns2 (http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/). The protocol core is written in c++ whereas simulation settings and scenarios can be set up via OTCL scripts -- as usual in ns2.

The Malete database core is the new basis of OpenIsis, which has its roots in the UNESCO CDS/ISIS database. Traditionaly used in libraries; now a general purpose highspeed database.

TIPs are documents of the Tcl Core Team (analogous to Python's PEPs.) This project is a rendering engine for TIPs that converts into other formats (HTML, LaTeX, XML, etc) on-the-fly. It also supports web-editing (backed by CVS.)

P2P application protocol framework (RFC3080, RFC3081) for connection-oriented, async request/response messages. Allows multiplexing of message streams over one transport connection. Supports binary and textual messages, TLS, and SASL.

Non-core plugins and other packages related to the TiK Instant Messenger Client. To begin with, only two modules are defined: tikpkgs (for packages and plugins that are add-ons) and tiklang (for i18n language translation upgrades to the core TiK)