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Tool for automatic generation of UML Class Diagrams out of Java Class Files. Originally designed as a command line tool to convert .class/.jar files into .emf/.eps files, it now offers a visual environment.
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Clint is a testbed for static source-code checking techniques. It is currently designed to check C++ for common programmer errors and suggest improvements.
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The Snake Skin Bean Breaker converts Python syntax into readable Java syntax. With a high potential of runtime or compile-time deviances, the resultant code is assumed to be broken.. Works well for porting Jython Swing prototypes.
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A python program for generating nicely formatted makefiles that can be easily edited. Generates a workable makefile with no user interaction.
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A Python-based macro processing tool to extend C-like languages with DSLs. MP reduces the amount of work necessary to extend C by extracting the relevant blocks to process and calling user-supplied Python functions to handle the macro.
