[Savannah-register-public] [task #14076] Submission of Guile Linux Key Retention

[Kirk Zurell]

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 Summary: Submission of Guile Linux Key Retention
 Project: Savannah Administration
Submitted by: kzurell
Submitted on: Tue 05 Jul 2016 02:46:03 AM GMT
 Should Start On: Tue 05 Jul 2016 12:00:00 AM GMT
   Should be Finished on: Fri 15 Jul 2016 12:00:00 AM GMT
Category: Project Approval
Priority: 5 - Normal
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* Name: *Guile Linux Key Retention*
* System Name:  *guile-lkr*
* Type: non-GNU software and documentation
* License: GNU Lesser General Public License (GNU FDL for texinfo file.)



 Description: 
GNU Guile extension to perform Linux kernel key retention service calls.

Can be used in two ways:

- Guile programs can invoke system calls to create/manipulate keyrings and
keys stored in kernel space.

- Guile programs can respond to kernel request-key(8) invocations to
instantiate keys for other software (not completely implemented yet).

License is intended to track GNU Guile.


 Other Software Required: 
GNU Guile 2.0
Linux keyutils library
Autotools
Texinfo


 Other Comments: 
Have attached a .tar.gz made after a make clean.

I still have no firm idea which autotools files should actually be under
revision control/need copyright statements.

Need to get it under git.


 Tarball URL: 
http://savannah.gnu.org/submissions_uploads/guile-linux-key-retention.tar.gz






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[Savannah-register-public] [task #14075] Submission of Spherical In-Core Volume Rendering

[Ted Wetherbee]

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 Summary: Submission of Spherical In-Core Volume Rendering
 Project: Savannah Administration
Submitted by: tedwetherbee
Submitted on: Tue 05 Jul 2016 01:38:45 AM GMT
 Should Start On: Tue 05 Jul 2016 12:00:00 AM GMT
   Should be Finished on: Fri 15 Jul 2016 12:00:00 AM GMT
Category: Project Approval
Priority: 5 - Normal
  Status: None
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 Discussion Lock: Any
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* Name: *Spherical In-Core Volume Rendering*
* System Name:  *srend*
* Type: non-GNU software and documentation
* License: Expat License (sometime refered to as MIT License) (test/sample
codes are Public Domain)



 Description: 
Srend uses ray casting on ordinary CPU cores to render Cartesian grid data to
imagery.  Srend compiles to a library which is linked within an application. 
Computational fluid dynamics codes for weather, 
astrophysical, and multiphysics time-evolving simulations are the original
application targets, but any Cartesian grid data is suitable.

Srend is written in standard Fortran.  Srend can be used within Fortran,
C/C++, and Python applications.

Scalability is a core feature, from serial laptop codes to 
applications exploiting the largest academic clusters.  Paralellism is
available through standard MPI, Openmp, and CPU vectorization methods using
GNU/Linux compilers and MPI libraries.

Portability is another key feature.  Srend has no hardware or software
dependencies.  Vectorization is enabled through high level compiler
directives, and Srend code exploits capabilities of 512-bit vector processing
units (VPUs).  Srend will exploit narrower VPUs as determined by the compiler
during build.


 Other Software Required: 
There are no dependencies beyond standard Fortran & C compilers, and standard
MPI+Openmp libraries.


 Tarball URL: 
http://savannah.gnu.org/submissions_uploads/srend.tar.gz






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[Savannah-register-public] [task #14071] Submission of Rose Crypt

[Hugh Mayfield]

Follow-up Comment #2, task #14071 (project administration):

Ali,

Thanks for the updated file.  A tip: it might be worth avoiding space
characters in filenames intended for use on Unix-like systems, it just makes
life a lot easier!

Thanks for adding the copyright headers.  Perhaps it would make things clearer
to add a header to unit1.lfm also?  

I am guessing file DCPrijndael.inc is part of the library under the X11
license?  Perhaps it should have a copyright header?

On further reflection, a question for you: is this package intended for use
primarily on free systems such as GNU/Linux, or at least to offer its full
functionality on such as system?  I ask because of the included Windows icon,
CRLF encoding in places, and Windows-type file extensions.

If you have a look at those items, I will look again.

Best wishes and thanks again

Hugh

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