picolisp

Lisp interpreter and application server framework

Pico Lisp can be viewed from two different aspects: As a general purpose programming language, and a dedicated application server framework. As a programming language, Pico Lisp provides a 1-to-1 mapping of a clean and powerful Lisp derivate, to a simple and efficient virtual machine. It supports persistent objects as a first class data type, resulting in a database system of Entity/Relation classes and a Prolog-like query language tightly integrated into the system. As an application server framework, Pico Lisp provides for database management (including multi-user synchronization, DB garbage collection journalling and replication), web interface integrated (and generated from) the application data model, and an application server.

texlive-plain-generic

TeX Live: Plain (La)TeX packages

Add-on packages and macros that work with plain TeX, often LaTeX, and occasionally other formats. This package includes the following CTAN packages: abbr -- Simple macros supporting abreviations for Plain and LaTeX abstyles -- Adaptable BibTeX styles apnum -- Arbitrary precision numbers implemented by TeX macros autoaligne -- Align terms and members in math expressions barr -- Diagram macros by Michael Barr bitelist -- Split list, in TeX's mouth borceux -- Diagram macros by Francois Borceux c-pascal -- Typeset Python, C and Pascal programs catcodes -- Generic handling of TeX category codes chronosys -- Drawing time-line diagrams colorsep -- Color separation cweb-old -- dinat -- Bibliography style for German texts dirtree -- Display trees in the style of windows explorer docbytex -- Creating documentation from source code dowith -- Apply a command to a list of items eijkhout -- Victor Eijkhout's packages encxvlna -- Insert nonbreakable spaces, using encTeX epigram -- Display short quotations epsf -- Simple macros for EPS inclusion epsf-dvipdfmx -- Plain TeX file for using epsf.tex with (x)dvipdfmx fenixpar -- One-shot changes to token registers such as \everypar figflow -- Flow text around a figure fixpdfmag -- Fix magnification in pdfTeX fltpoint -- Simple floating point arithmetic fntproof -- A programmable font test pattern generator font-change -- Macros to change text and mathematics fonts in plain TeX fontch -- Changing fonts, sizes and encodings in Plain TeX fontname -- Scheme for naming fonts in TeX gates -- Support for writing modular and customisable code genmisc -- numerous one-file packages that work with both plain TeX and LaTeX getoptk -- Define macros with sophisticated options gfnotation -- Typeset Gottlob Frege's notation in plain TeX gobble -- More gobble macros for PlainTeX and LaTeX graphics-pln -- LaTeX-style graphics for Plain TeX users gtl -- Manipulating generalized token lists hlist -- Horizontal and columned lists hyplain -- Basic support for multiple languages in Plain TeX ifetex -- Provides \ifetex switch iftex -- Am I running under pdfTeX, XeTeX or LuaTeX? insbox -- Insert pictures/boxes into paragraphs js-misc -- Miscellaneous macros from Joachim Schrod kastrup -- Convert numbers into binary, octal and hexadecimal lambda-lists -- Lists in TeX's mouth langcode -- Simple language-dependent settings based on language codes lecturer -- On-screen presentations for (almost) all formats librarian -- Tools to create bibliographies in TeX listofitems -- Grab items in lists using user-specified sep char mathdots -- Commands to produce dots in math that respect font size metatex -- Incorporate Metafont pictures in TeX source midnight -- A set of useful macro tools mkpattern -- A utility for making hyphenation patterns modulus -- A non-destructive modulus and integer quotient operator for TeX multido -- A loop facility for Generic TeX navigator -- PDF features across formats and engines newsletr -- Macros for making newsletters with Plain TeX ofs -- Macros for managing large font collections olsak-misc -- Collection with plain TeX macros written by Petr Olsak path -- Typeset paths, making them breakable pdf-trans -- A set of macros for various transformations of TeX boxes pitex -- Documentation macros placeins-plain -- Insertions that keep their place plainpkg -- A minimal method for making generic packages plipsum -- 'Lorem ipsum' for Plain TeX developers plnfss -- Font selection for Plain TeX plstmary -- St. Mary's Road font support for plain TeX present -- Presentations with Plain TeX randomlist -- Deal with database, loop, and random in order to build personalized exercises resumemac -- Plain TeX macros for resumes schemata -- Print topical diagrams shade -- Shade pieces of text simplekv -- A simple key/value system for TeX and LaTeX systeme -- Format systems of equations tabto-generic -- "Tab" to a measured position in the line termmenu -- The package provides support for terminal-based menus using expl3 tex-ps -- TeX to PostScript generic macros and add-ons tex4ht -- Convert (La)TeX to HTML/XML texapi -- Macros to write format-independent packages texdate -- Date printing, formatting, and manipulation in TeX timetable -- Generate timetables tracklang -- Language and dialect tracker treetex -- Draw trees trigonometry -- Demonstration code for cos and sin in TeX macros ulem -- Package for underlining upca -- Print UPC-A barcodes varisize -- Change font size in Plain TeX xii -- Christmas silliness (English) xii-lat -- Christmas silliness (Latin) xlop -- Calculates and displays arithmetic operations yax -- Yet Another Key System

tex4ht

LaTeX and TeX for Hypertext (HTML) - executables

TeX4ht is a highly configurable TeX-based authoring system for producing hypertext. It interacts with TeX-based applications through style files and postprocessors, leaving the processing of the source files to the native TeX compiler. Consequently, TeX4ht can handle the features of TeX-based systems in general, and of LaTeX in particular. TeX4ht can be used both for authoring HTML using TeX/LaTeX input files, or for converting existing TeX input files (in any format) into HTML, with (usually) only minor modifications. Other varieties of hypertext can also be produced, including XML, XHTML, MathML and the Openoffice.org format of XML. There are a number of different ways to convert glyphs and graphics in the DVI files into PNG, GIF or JPEG. The default is to use dvipng. Alternatives using ghostscript, imagemagick, netpbm and/or pstoedit are also possible. This package contains the architecture dependent executables for TeX4ht.

texlive-tex4ht-7

20180414-31.fc30.x86_64 : Convert (La)TeX to HTML/XML

texlive-tex4ht-bin-6

svn41440-36.20160520.fc27.5.x86_64 : Binaries for tex4ht

texlive-htmlxml

TeX Live: HTML/SGML/XML support

Packages to convert LaTeX to XML/HTML, and typeset XML/SGML. This package includes the following CTAN packages: classpack -- XML mastering for LaTeX classes and packages jadetex -- Macros supporting Jade DSSSL output passivetex -- Support package for XML/SGML typesetting tex4ht -- Convert (La)TeX to HTML/XML xmltex -- Support for parsing XML documents xmltexconfig --

texlive-core

TeX Live core distribution

ht

Viewer/editor/analyser (mostly) for executables

This program is a file viewer, editor and analyzer for text, binary, and (especially) executable files - in other words it is an advanced hexeditor and disassembler. For more info (e.g. keybindings) see the README file! 1. Supported file formats - common object file format (COFF/XCOFF32) - executable and linkable format (ELF) - linear executables (LE) - standard DO$ executables (MZ) - new executables (NE) - portable executables (PE32/PE64) - java class files (CLASS) - Mach exe/link format (MachO) - X-Box executable (XBE) - Flat (FLT) - PowerPC executable format (PEF) 2. Code & Data Analyser - finds branch sources and destinations recursively - finds procedure entries - creates labels based on this information - creates xref information - allows one to interactively analyse unexplored code - allows one to create/rename/delete labels - allows one to create/edit comments - supports x86, ia64, alpha, ppc and java code 3. Target systems - DJGPP - GNU/Linux - FreeBSD - OpenBSD - Win32 Please note that the program is called "hte" not "ht" as the package name suggests.