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Ly: a 'lyterate' programming engine written in Python, featuring an easy-to-read syntax based on indentation. Source files look very similar to the HTML produced from them. Does chunking (arrange the code as you like, not as your compiler wants you to).

ORBit-Python is a project to develop Python bindings for ORBit. It supports dynamic loading of IDL (no IDL compiler required), and most of ORBit's TypeCodes.

mySAL -- A simple single assignment language Single assignment languages are a kind of "functional" language where the parallelism is easy to discover. mySAL is a relative of SISAL, and old and distinguished SAL. The provided compiler and runtime

Low level programming language and compiler close to python. Intended for experiments with in processor design. Consists of language definition, compiler and simple cpu simulation written in python. The compiler can be adapted to different processors easily.

Gccpy is an ongoing project to allow users to compile Python Code as an AOT (ahead of time) compiled language. Gccpy serves as a prototype and work in progress on how GCC can provide a solid platform for compiler development, not just for low-level languages but for anything. Gccpy differs in approach to other python implementations such as pyrex/cython/shed-skin. This is a branch new fresh approach to python and complete re-implementation of everything, we have no dependency on libpython.so

The aim of the CPyrol project is to create a complete Python interpreter written in C++ with minimal system requirements and a very clean codebase. I am working on this project mainly to gather experience with the current C++ standart (C++ 11) and with compiler development, it is not (yet) intended for practical usage. This project is at an early stage of development. Currently implemented is a Lexer, Parser and Code Generator for compiling Python code into CPython-compatible bytecode.

Freeode is a compiler for the SIML programming language. It is a specialized language to solve differential equations. The compiler creates a python program that uses Numpy and Scipy to do the numerical computations.

Top-down parser with dynamically modified grammar. May be a bit slower than tool-generated parsers, but grammar may change in runtime. That lets you create languages with dynamically changing grammar, is perfect for embedded scripting languages and allows easier compiler creation process.

It's a brainfuck interpreter written in Python (In the future will be also a compiler for x86 and have a GUI).

scaPAC is based on the compiler from the binPAC project. It aims at generating new layers modules (in plain python) for Scapy, using the binPAC language.