Optcomp is a syntax extension which handles #if, #else, ... directives in OCaml source files. Compared to cpp: * it does not interpret //, /*, and */ as comment delimiters * it does not complains about missing ' * it is easier to integrate in the build process when using other camlp4 syntax extensions * it does not do macro expansion while cpp does Compared to pa_macro, it does not require code that will be dropped to be valid OCaml code. This can be useful for code that optionnally uses GADTs, but can be compiled with older versions of OCaml.

This package contains a tool which users who use Shell extensions can use to toggle them on and off, and access their preferences.

MySQMail is a set of tiny daemon loggers for mail and FTP servers that save traffic information in a MySQL database. The information is split by domain and by user so that it's easy to measure all the traffic for a given domain name in real time.

Minder is a mind-mapping application, featuring