This package consists of a small extension library of optimized sparse matrix operations with autograd support.

cmark-gfm is the GitHub flavor of the cmark C reference implementation of CommonMark, a rationalized version of Markdown syntax with a spec. This package provides the required gfm extension library

DPDK is a set of libraries for fast packet processing. Applications run in user-space and communicate directly with dedicated network interfaces.

node-html-loader exports HTML as string. HTML is minimized when the compiler demands. It can be used as node-webpack plugin.

The STochastic OPTimization library (StOpt) aims at providing tools in C++ for solving some stochastic optimization problems encountered in finance or in the industry. Different methods are available: - dynamic programming methods based on Monte Carlo with regressions (global, local, kernel and sparse regressors), for underlying states following some uncontrolled Stochastic Differential Equations; - dynamic programming with a representation of uncertainties with a tree: transition problems are here solved by some discretizations of the commands, resolution of LP with cut representation of the Bellman values; - Semi-Lagrangian methods for Hamilton Jacobi Bellman general equations for underlying states following some controlled Stochastic Differential Equations; - Stochastic Dual Dynamic Programming methods to deal with stochastic stock management problems in high dimension. Uncertainties can be given by Monte Carlo and can be represented by a state with a finite number of values (tree); - Some branching nesting methods to solve very high dimensional non linear PDEs and some appearing in HJB problems. Besides some methods are provided to solve by Monte Carlo some problems where the underlying stochastic state is controlled. For each method, a framework is provided to optimize the problem and then simulate it out of the sample using the optimal commands previously computed. Parallelization methods based on OpenMP and MPI are provided in this framework permitting to solve high dimensional problems on clusters. The library should be flexible enough to be used at different levels depending on the user's willingness.

Recognizing the need to write reactor-based GUI applications, the ACE community has created several reactor extensions for use with X Window System. Each of these extends the ACE_Select_Reactor to work with a specific toolkit. By using these reactors, your GUI application can remain single threaded yet still respond to both GUI events, such as button presses, and your own application events.