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SObjectizer

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  Analyzed about 9 hours ago

SObjectizer is a small tool for simplification of development of multithreaded and concurrent applications in C++. It was used for projects of various sizes: from very small utilities to large distributed and highly loaded applications. SObjectizer is strongly influenced by agent-oriented ... [More] approach. It allows to organize an application as an aggregate of agents whose interact each other only by asynchronous messages. SObjectizer takes responsibility of in-process message dispatching and providing working context for message processing. And allows to tune those things by supplying various ready-to-use dispatchers just out-of-box. For long time SObjectizer was an in-house product of Intervale, but now it is an OpenSource projects. [Less]

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over 1 year since last commit

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nzmqt

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  Analyzed about 6 hours ago

A lightweight C++ Qt binding for ZeroMQ nzmqt is a re-implementation of the zeromqt library, which integrates ZeroMQ into the Qt event loop, mapping ZeroMQ message events onto Qt signals. While I took this idea and the original implementation as a source of information, I have done a completely ... [More] new implementation. Not only in order to get rid of some shortcomings, but also because I wanted to be sure I can use the code in my projects without problems, because until now zeromqt's author hasn't officially released his work under a certain (open source) license. Consequently, nzmqt is released to the public under the simplified BSD license. So you can use the code in your projects without any fear. [Less]

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over 6 years since last commit

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Viua VM

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  Analyzed about 15 hours ago

Viua parallel virtual machine designed to run massively concurrent programs. Viua VM programs are written in an assembly-lookalike language which is a thin abstraction over executable bytecode which gives the programmer great control over the behaviour of the program. The VM's assembly can also be a target for a higher-level compiler.

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19 days since last commit

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chymyst-core

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  Analyzed 1 day ago

Declarative concurrency in Scala - The implementation of the chemical machine

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