Controlled Variables implements secure basic types in C++. It provides C++ templates that give you the ability to control the initialization of your basic C types (i.e. char, int, long long, etc.). In particular, it allows you to avoid forgetting to initialize variable members, since these variables cannot be initialized where declared. Controlled Variables can be used wherever you declare a basic type variable without immediately initializing it (and limited controlled variables where a bounded value is used).
The libQtCassandra library is an advanced C++ library used to access Cassandra servers. Unlike the basic Cassadra server interface, this C++ library provides separate objects that handle each level of the server data, i.e. the cluster, contexts, table, rows, and cells. It uses Qt and the Qt style for all the classes, which makes it very easy to use if you already know Qt.
The libQtSerialization library is a Qt extension that makes it easy to serialize your data in a forward and backward compatible way. The library is composed of QWriter and QReader. The writer is straightforward - all you have to do is call a writeTag() function and the data is serialized. The reader is a little more complex as it supports special cases, such as sub-classes (so you can save a tree of classes) and arrays of classes (your tree may be composed of multiple instances of a given object).
libtld is a library used to extract the TLD from a URI. This allows you to extract the exact domain name, sub-domains, and all the TLD (top level, second level, third level, etc.). The problem with TLDs is that you cannot know where the domain starts. Some domains can use one top-level domain, others use two, etc. However, it may be useful to know where the domain is to have the exact list of sub-domains. For example, if you want to force www. at the start of the domain name if no other sub-domains are specified, then you need to know exactly how many TLD are defined in a URI. The libtld offers one function: tld(), which gives you a way to extract the TLD from any URI. The result is the offset where the TLD starts. This gives you enough information to extract everything else you need.
MO Auto add terms is a Drupal 6.x module that automatically assigns terms to your pages from their contents, titles, and comments. This makes it very useful to build a complete site index without worrying about missing a few terms here and there. It also allows you to offer tagging functionality to your users, even when you prevent them from adding terms (by hiding the taxonomy field), and yet have terms assigned to their posts. This assignment is done automatically with MO Auto add terms. The module can also add parent terms, remove terms that are not in the page anymore, recognize equivalents and synonyms, hide the taxonomy selection box from the edit page, limit the number of terms to add automatically, etc.
odbcpp is an ODBC C++ library wrapper. The ODBC library itself is a low level C library that has many functions, all of which could return errors. This wrapper checks for errors on every single call to the ODBC interface, so if an SQL statement, a connection, or anything else fails, an exception is generated.
Bug in readlink() Hi there, The following is bogus since strlen() may return a size less than 4. Ooops! Alexis Wilke if (strcmp(lpszLinkFile + strlen(lpszLinkFile) - 4, "...