libwolfssl35

wolfSSL encryption library

wolfSSL is a small, portable, embedded SSL/TLS programming library targeted for use by embedded systems developers. It was formerly known as CyaSSL.

postgresql-16-pg-qualstats

PostgreSQL extension to gather statistics about predicates.

This extensions tracks WHERE clauses predicates and JOIN predicates. Statistics will report whether the predicate was evaluated as an index scan or not, how many time the expression appeared, how many times the operator was executed and how filtering the expression is. If pg_stat_statements is enabled, it can also track to which statements the predicate belongs.

linux-doc-6.11

Linux kernel specific documentation for version 6.11

This package provides the various README files and HTML documentation for the Linux kernel version 6.11. Plenty of information, including the descriptions of various kernel subsystems, filesystems, driver-specific notes and the like. An index to the documentation is installed as /usr/share/doc/linux-doc-6.11/html/index.html.

postgresql-16-pgextwlist

PostgreSQL Extension Whitelisting

This extension implements extension whitelisting, and will actively prevent users from installing extensions not in the provided list. Also, this extension implements a form of sudo facility in that the whitelisted extensions will get installed as if superuser. Privileges are dropped before handing the control back to the user.

postgresql-16-pgpcre

Perl Compatible Regular Expressions (PCRE) extension for PostgreSQL

This is a module for PostgreSQL that exposes Perl-compatible regular expressions (PCRE) functionality as functions and operators. It is based on the popular PCRE library.

libperl-critic-toomuchcode-perl

perlcritic add-ons that generally check for dead code

Perl::Critic::TooMuchCode is an add-on for Perl::Critic is aiming for identifying trivial dead code. Either the ones that has no use, or the one that produce no effect. Having dead code floating around causes maintenance burden. Some might prefer not to generate them in the first place.