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| StoneCypher |
 Posted: Sat Dec 27, 2008 9:01 pm |
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The ScUtil library has been released to the public under the MIT license. It is strongly recommended that links to the official site or the SVN repo be used, as this library gets several updates in the typical week.
The ScUtil library contains a large assortment of functions which I use on a regular basis across my other libraries. These are functions which don't categorize well into standalone libraries. This library offers functions for string parsing, parallelism (including map reduce), a reasonable collection of statistics functions, some math, a fair number of list routines and so forth. ScUtil has no prerequisites, but uses the TestErl library for test sets.
The base address for ScUtil is scutil.com . A direct link to the current source is crunchyd.com/release/scutil.zip . The .ZIP is generated automatically, and is always up to date (with a lag of about 20 seconds) with respect to the subversion repository.
Strongly preferred for automatic update is the public Subversion repository address, svn://crunchyd.com/scutil/ .
Documentation is at scutil.com/docs/ .
Attached to this post as an attachment is ScUtil version 95. However, as this is a library under active development, fetching from the core site is strongly recommended.
Comments are invited. Please send them to stonecypher at gmail dot com, as I do not frequent this forum. |
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| ScUtil version 95. Please fetch the up to date version instead, from http://crunchyd.com/release/scutil.zip |
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