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CTypes-based python bindings to the GSASL library (www.gnu.org/software/gsasl ). This package provides a parser that generates python code w/ types checking and more pythonish feel than just plain usage of the library through ctypes.
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A simple RPG game coded in Python 3 utilizing the TKinter GUI interface. Still in development, the current version is provided only in Python code for developers only (or anyone with a local Python installation who dares).
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Make AsciiDoc part of your literate programming tool set. With eWEB you can weave and tangle literate programs written as AsciiDoc documents, using embedded WEB code snippets.
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ANOTHER GUI interface for Wix. Makes creating simple microsoft installers incredibly easy. Takes the work out of wix / What good is a candle without a flame?
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This proyect is nothing more than pysdm with a very small modification for use ntfs-3g instead of ntfs. Este proyecto no es más que pysdm con una pequeña modificación para usar ntfs-3g en lugar de ntfs. "gettext" is needed for compile in ubuntu.
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42 has six primary goals: foster extreme code reuse; run faster than C; compile to both software and hardware; run faster on reconfigurable computers; support parallel programming; and allow users to extend the language.
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The athenaCL system is a cross-platform, open-source, object-oriented composition tool written in Python. Note: Development of Version 2 has moved to Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/athenacl/
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appuifw-GTK+ is an appuifw port written in Python. It means that you can run your Python code for Nokia on your PC in order to test it or use a program that has not relased yet in a PC version.
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hr2ged is a python program that will transcribe Heredis file in Gedcom. It is available both with a GUI and on command-line. It is code in Python.
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Augustus
PMML-compliant scoring engine and analytic toolkit
Augustus development has moved to google code. The new project page is augustus.googlecode.com. New releases of the project are not currently being released to sourceforge. Augustus is designed for statistical and data mining models and produces and consumes models with 10,000s of segments. Versions of Augustus support PMML 3, 4.0.1, and 4.1. -
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A very simple and text-only version of blackjack. Written in python, with very limited knowledge of the language. It seems to work ok as is. Bug fixes and code improvements to follow in next version.
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A program to assist in writing Arabic text in programs that don't support Arabic, such as Photoshop (the non-ME editions), Scribus, Flash, and others. Source code is hosted on github: http://github.com/hasenj/arabic-writer
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Version 0.2 of orphaned pyLAS from google code repository. Now written as both a command line executeable and as a python class for extension/intergration with other projects.
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pypersrc is a GUI source-code browser written in Python and C++. You can click a HTML-like hyperlink to jump to a line in a source code file. pypersrc can display different representations of the same source code. Requires Python Mega Widgets (pmw).
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dbfconverter converts dbf files database into sql code wich you can import into any sql database. It is good for those who works on old database with dbf files and often need to convert all dbf files into sql database.
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Providing stretch and blit routines for SDL surfaces. These are optimized for speed including lots of assembler parts in the general routines and dynamic cpu native code generation for applications to compile specialized stretch-and-blit routines at runti
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A Python IRC Console Client. I use it to tunnel irc through ssh when I'm at the university. It isn't finished yet, but works quite well for me. The base work is done, but I will revise most of the code soon, so it will be more structured hopefully.
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Using the CUDA API this project modifies the AutoDock software to run in parallel on NVIDIA GPUs. Users will be able to download and compile the code and use AutoDock on CUDA capable Graphics Cards. Autodock is located at http://autodock.scripps.edu/
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UfakPython is a small subset of Python programming language, for small embedded devices, like PICs. UfakPython sources are translated to C by UfakPython Compiler. Small Device C Compiler can then compile the C outputs to the target device's codes.
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Project mlubind is a cross-language(C++ to Lua) binding library. It's usage concepts were taken from luabind library. This project is an attempt to create a new implementation, that has all luabind functionality and takes much less time to compile.
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Source code from the book "Artificial Intelligence for Computer Games: An Introduction" by John Funge.
