Stefan Seefeld

QMTest is a cost-effective general purpose testing solution that can be used to implement a robust, easy-to-use testing process. QMTest runs on Windows and on most UNIX-like operating systems including GNU/Linux. Code that has not been tested adequately generally does not work. Yet, many ... [More] applications are deployed without adequate testing, often with catastrophic results. Even defects that are detected before deployment are often detected late in the release cycle, resulting in costly delays. QMTest's extensible architecture allows it to handle a wide range of application domains: everything from compilers to graphical user interfaces to web-based applications. [Less]

OpenVSIP is a toolkit for developing high-performance signal- and image-processing applications. It is an implementation of the open standard VSIPL++ API, providing routines for FFTs, FIR filters, QR decomposition, and linear algebra. It provides automatic optimization, memory management, and parallelization of complex algorithms.

Faber is a construction tool.