node-to-arraybuffer
Get an ArrayBuffer from a Buffer as fast as possible
Note that in some cases the returned ArrayBuffer is backed by the same memory
as the original Buffer (but in other cases it is a copy), so **modifying the
ArrayBuffer is not recommended**.
python-rospy
Python 2 client library for Robot OS
This package is part of Robot OS (ROS). The rospy client API enables
Python programmers to quickly interface with ROS topics, services,
and parameters. The design of rospy favors implementation speed
(i.e. developer time) over runtime performance so that algorithms can
be quickly prototyped and tested within ROS. It is also ideal for
non-critical-path code, such as configuration and initialization
code. Many of the ROS tools are written in rospy to take advantage of
the type introspection capabilities.
fencing-agent
OpenStack Fuel deployment server - Fencing agent
Fuel is an open source deployment and management tool for OpenStack. Developed
as an OpenStack community effort, it provides an intuitive, GUI-driven
experience for deployment and management of OpenStack, related community
projects and plug-ins.
python-nailgun
OpenStack Fuel deployment server - Python lib
Fuel is an open source deployment and management tool for OpenStack. Developed
as an OpenStack community effort, it provides an intuitive, GUI-driven
experience for deployment and management of OpenStack, related community
projects and plug-ins.
python-rostopic
Tool for displaying debug information about Robot OS Topics - Python 2
This package is part of Robot OS (ROS). This tool helps debugging by
showing debug information about ROS Topics, including publishers,
subscribers, publishing rate, and ROS Messages. It also contains an
experimental Python library for getting information about, and
interacting with, topics dynamically. This library is for internal use
only as the code API may change, though it does provide examples of
how to implement dynamic subscription and publication behaviors in
ROS.
python-smclib
Robot OS 'bond' State Machine Compiler Python 2 package
The State Machine Compiler (SMC) from http://smc.sourceforge.net/
converts a language-independent description of a state machine
into the source code to support that state machine.