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This repository contains a collection of examples demonstrating the use of Boost in C++ programming, showcasing its capabilities and utilities. The project's primary purpose is to provide a set of practical examples for learning and exploring Boost's features using the Makefile build system. Key technologies include Boost, C++, and Makefiles.
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Friedjof /
This repository contains the software, schematics, and 3D printing files for a bedside lamp with various modes controlled by a button. It includes details on hardware components, software installation using PlatformIO or Makefile, and 3D printing instructions
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Contains code for training NLP models that takes in text and predicts concepts & keywords from a list of standardized NASA keywords. Code for the API that uses models trained by this repo is in `concept-tagging-api` repository.
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This repository contains Android Makefiles to build the HPX core libraries along with some helper functionality to spawn HPX from within an Android application and call back from HPX to the Android applicaion
Lethja /
This repository contains wmake style makefiles and patches to build Lua on Open Watcom 1.9 or later. This allows Lua to be cross-compiled for several legacy Operating Systems as far back as 16-bit DOS.
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This repository contains a makefile to easily install Symbiflow for the Xilinx 7 Series boards.
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🎓 This is a repository containing a latex class I used for my phd thesis. It contains a structure using makefile and latexmk, so only the modified parts will be compiled each time.
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