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A lightweight client for the ACME protocol.
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VA wrapped version of current LDC.
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This is the source for the Amiga CyberMap utility. The tool is usable with most accellerator cards from Phase 5 and maybe even others. Sources provides for research purposes.
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A cross-compile project for the Atmel AT91SAMA5D3 XPLD evaluation board.
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Some funny example of D templates, which construct and outputs the 99 beers text at compile-time.
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Mirror of the original PtxDist project on git://git.pengutronix.de/git/ptxdist.git (Prerequisites: sudo apt install autoconf flex bison texinfo gettext)
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The D language bindings for lmdb library.
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Web framework.
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The OSELAS.Toolchain project to build the cross-compilers for the PtxDist project. The created compilers are installed to a docker image for cross-compilation of PtxDist project.
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Copy of some interesting D code from GitHub: https://github.com/JinShil/memcpyD
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Wrapper Library for MediaInfo Library. Automatically chooses 32 and 64 bit library.
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Project to build a docker image for PtxDist development
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A simple plantUML container listening on port 8080. Used by applictions like GitLab to render nice graphics with plantUML for documentation purposes.
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Creates a complete tftp/bootp file structure from scratch (eg. for either tftpd or WDS) with the debian and ubuntu netboot images, grub and ipxe preconfigured.
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A D implementation of the LZ77 and iROLZ algorythms.
The purpose of this package is to provide interfaces, which use D ranges for input and output of data. "Compression algorythms" are just some useful purpose for these range objects.
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ipturntables.sh is a bash script controlling a set of abstract firewall rules. Mainly it uses iptables and ip command to configure a firewall for both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols simultaneously.
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A D language binding for the libmediainfo library.
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This is a simple example programm for the D programming language. it scans a directory tree for files, and stores name, size and md5 of each file in a simple class object in a dynamic array. The array is serialized to XML with 'orange'.
