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I'm looking for free implementations of the Elgamal encryption algorithm. As far as I can see, even though it's a widely known algorithm, there seems to be only two free implementations:
libgcrypt supports Elgamal encryption
pycrypt has Elgamal
OpenSSL, beecrypt, Nettle do not implement Elgamal.
Are there any other free and well-tested Elgamal implementation that's missing from the list?
Crypto++ has ElGamal support.
I used Crypto++ symmetric cryptography some while ago, it seemed to be well-supported and well-tested (it has a unit-test named ValidateElGamal()).
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Does anyone knows of an implementation to paragraph vector algorithm or Doc2Vec that can be used from the cmd, without changing the source code?
Gensim have ported Tomas Mikolov's word2vec and doc2vec original concepts to Python, which implements distributed memory and distributed bag of words models, using either hierarchical softmax or negative sampling. This will work with sentences, paragraphs and documents.
You can install from this location: https://radimrehurek.com/gensim/install.html
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Does anyone know of a good Open Source CAS Library that is easily accessible in JavaScript. It doesn't have to be extremely powerful. The core functionality I'm looking for is the simplification of algebraic expressions.
All answers are helpful (Sorry this is my first time on SO).
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Michael
You could try the package Coffeequate, the site is located here http://matthewja.com/Coffeequate/.
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Which tool is better for documentation of C,C++ and Java code out of 'Docbook' or 'doxygen' or any Can you please tell me any other tool?
I use doxygen. For your need you can refer to the Wikipedia for comparison among the documentation generators.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_documentation_generators
I've used NaturalDocs and found it to be great tool!
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I have an open-source project that must build under Win32/Win64/Linux/MacOSX.
We would like to use pthreads to support our multithreading paradigm, however as my project is open-source everything must be build from source. As such I need the source-code file(s) for a version of pthreads that will compile on Win64.
Does anyone know where I can find said file(s)?
Not a direct replacement for pthreads, but SDL2 features a threading interface that closely resembles pthreads, and will let you build on linux,osx,windows,android,ios.
SDL2 thread support
SDL2 mutex/cond var support
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Where can I find relevant documentation for the STL for compilers which support c++0x?
I am interested primarily to find documentation on Parallel algorithms and multithreading.
The C++0x November 2010 N3225 draft can be found here. It contains details on the standard library.
That's the definitive reference. Wikipedia also has a page which gives a brief overview of some of the new stuff.
MSDN has some of it. I don't like their format, but it may be what you're looking for.