libllvm18

Modular compiler and toolchain technologies, runtime library

LLVM is a collection of libraries and tools that make it easy to build compilers, optimizers, just-in-time code generators, and many other compiler-related programs.

pyro5-examples

distributed object middleware for Python (RPC)

Pyro (PYthon Remote Object) is an easy to use and powerful distributed object system for Python. In a distributed object system, clients send requests to distant servers, which owns the remote objects. Pyro simplifies a lot the creation of clients and servers, and has among its features: - dynamic and static proxies for all remote method invocations, - a naming service which keeps record of the location of objects, - mobile objects support: clients and servers can pass objects around, - exceptions that occur in the remote object is raised on the client too, - multithreaded server support to handle multiple requests simultaneously.

python3-yubihsm

Python interface to the YubiHSM 2

The YubiHSM 2 is a USB-attached device for managing cryptographic keys. This package contains a Python interface to it.

manpages-da

Danish man pages

This package contains manual pages translated into Danish, originating from a large number of projects which do not ship translated man pages themselves, including the traditional Linux manpages. The exact projects and man pages might change from release to release, so please look at the actually shipped files for the current set.

python3-ament-cmake-test

Python 3 module for tests in ROS 2 ament packages

The ament build system is the most common way to build packages for ROS 2. ament_cmake provides the necessary tooling to build ament packages with CMake.

libskarnet2.14t64

library used for building software at skarnet.org

skalibs is a package centralizing the free software / open source C development files used for building all software at skarnet.org: it contains essentially general-purpose libraries. You will need to install skalibs if you plan to build skarnet.org software. The point is that you won't have to download and compile big libraries, and care about portability issues, every time you need to build a package: do it only once.