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    A Java collections framework based on set theory, specifically, from Spivey's work on the Z notation (a formal specification language).
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    Small implementation of Push 3 programming language in Common Lisp. Push 3 is described here http://tinyurl.com/push30. Push is a programming language intended primarily for use in evolutionary computation systems.
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    Iso2DEngine

    Isometric engine for 2D rendering with XNA and SDL

    ...Supported frameworks: * SDL * XNA * easily extendable to other frameworks Features: * diamond maps of different width and height * user defined tile size (via rendering metrics) * supports 1 static tile + and any amount of movable elements per cell * z-order display * supports animated tiles * supports zooming (ability to define tilesets for different rendering metrics and switch between them) * supports multi-cell elements
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