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1.TheHPXProject / hpx

The C++ Standard Library for Parallelism and Concurrency

c-plus-plus
distributed
cross-platform
parallelism
concurrency
cpp20
+1 more

C++BSL-1.03K total577 forks

+25 stars

from 2,929 · score 3.26

2.dlang / dmd

dmd D Programming Language compiler

compiler
programming-language
native
fast
d
dlang
+3 more

D BSL-1.03.3K total729 forks

+17 stars

from 3,321 · score 2.89

3.taocpp / PEGTL

Parsing Expression Grammar Template Library

peg
header-only
cpp
parsing
cpp17
cpp11
+7 more

C++BSL-1.02.2K total249 forks

+7 stars

from 2,163 · score 2.08

4.khizmax / libcds

A C++ library of Concurrent Data Structures

lock-free
containers
hazard-pointer
rcu

C++BSL-1.02.7K total364 forks

+5 stars

from 2,742 · score 1.79

5.Dobiasd / FunctionalPlus

Functional Programming Library for C++. Write concise and readable C++ code.

range
composition
stl
functional-programming
algorithms
header-only
+6 more

C++BSL-1.02.3K total180 forks

+3 stars

from 2,295 · score 1.39

6.boostorg / python

Boost.org python module

C++BSL-1.0539 total224 forks

+2 stars

from 537 · score 1.10

7.tzcnt / TooManyCooks

C++20 concurrency framework with no compromises. Excellent performance, powerful features, and simple syntax.

coroutines
cpp
cpp20
lock-free
concurrency
multi-threading
+7 more

C++BSL-1.0284 total12 forks

+2 stars

from 282 · score 1.10

8.pfultz2 / Linq

Linq for list comprehension in C++

linq
c-plus-plus
cpp
cpp11
cplusplus
functional

C++BSL-1.0670 total80 forks

+1 stars

from 669 · score 0.69

9.dlang / visuald

Visual D - Visual Studio extension for the D programming language

D BSL-1.0309 total71 forks

+1 stars

from 308 · score 0.69

10.rpav / cl-cairo2

Cairo bindings for Common Lisp

Common Lisp BSL-1.069 total17 forks

+1 stars

from 68 · score 0.69

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