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A comprehensive proxy toolkit written in Go supporting SOCKS5, HTTP, port forwarding, and reverse proxying.
An efficient, easy-to-use .NET library for parsing and writing CSV files, compliant with RFC4180.
Common C utilities, data structures, and macros used throughout the ROS 2 robotics framework.
A C library for RFC-compliant email address validation with Unicode support and strict mode options.
An interface-less calculator for Windows that performs basic math directly within any text input field.
A lightweight, header-only C++11 deep neural network library designed for embedded systems with minimal dependencies.
A Soulseek server implementation written in the D programming language for local testing.
A standalone, portable pure Ada library for creating, extracting, and manipulating .zip archives with LZMA and BZip2 support.
A standalone, portable Ada package for decoding various image formats from any data stream to any output medium.
A portable and extensible Common Lisp LOOP implementation that can replace or coexist with a Lisp's built-in LOOP.
A Common Lisp implementation of a hash-set data structure with constant-time operations.
A tiny and portable immediate-mode UI library written in D, based on microui with bug fixes and D-specific improvements.
A lightweight, stack-based scene and game state manager for Lua game development.
A standalone Ada package for generating Excel spreadsheets from Ada applications.
A standalone, portable Ada package for reading and modifying configuration files in the INI format.
A freeware favorites launcher for Windows built with AutoHotkey.
A single-file CLI tool for templating text-based configuration files using JSON values and JSONPath selectors.
A portable dependency injection container for .NET supporting multiple platforms including .NET Framework, Xamarin, and Windows Store apps.
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