SWIG
ToolOpen-source projects built with SWIG
There are currently 26 open-source projects built with SWIG, with a combined total of 37.2k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is C++.
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A fast, distributed gradient boosting framework based on decision tree algorithms for ranking, classification, and other ML tasks.
A collection of cheminformatics and machine-learning software for molecular informatics, written in C++ with Python wrappers.
A free, state-of-the-art library and toolkit for named entity extraction and binary relation detection from text.
A C++ library for computational geometry and spatial indexing on the sphere, designed for geographic data.
Upstream repository for the Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) userland libraries and tools, complementing the kernel's mandatory access control features.
Open-source simulation engine based on the original SimCity Classic, designed for building city simulation games.
Open-source version of SimCity Classic, a city-building simulation game originally designed by Will Wright.
A C++ library for parallel text file reading with CSV support and Python bindings.
A Ruby API for TensorFlow, enabling machine learning and deep learning within Ruby applications.
An airborne LiDAR point cloud ground filtering method based on cloth simulation for bare earth extraction.
A multi-platform isometric game engine with C++ core and Python bindings for creating extensible 2D games.
A C++ library with Python bindings for reading, writing, and manipulating common animation particle formats like PDB, BGEO, and PTC.
A boilerplate Hapi server example demonstrating web and API server setup with Node.js, Hapi, and Swig templates.
A cross-platform library of cryptographic primitives for building cryptocurrency wallets.
A bit-oriented parser combinator library in C for parsing binary formats like images, network packets, and executables.
A Ruby extension module that provides an interface to the FOX GUI toolkit for building cross-platform desktop applications.
A portable C library for efficient audio feature extraction with a cascading design for performance and flexibility.
A high-level C++ API for FFmpeg/Libav that simplifies media transcoding and rewrapping.
A GPU-accelerated (CUDA) C++ template library for building and training artificial neural networks, including self-organizing maps and back-propagation networks.
Ruby interface to LIBLINEAR for machine learning classification and regression tasks using SWIG bindings.
A Gulp plugin that compiles Swig templates into HTML with flexible data injection options.
A C library for RFC-compliant email address validation with Unicode support and strict mode options.
A C++ library with Python bindings for modelling perceived loudness using cascadable processing modules.
Common Lisp bindings for the RonDB NDB API, enabling Lisp applications to interact with the high-performance key-value store.
Python tool that fits GTFS shape files and stops to a given OSM map file using map matching.
A Scala Native wrapper for the PostgreSQL libpq C library, enabling direct PostgreSQL connectivity from Scala Native applications.
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