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...Many C and C++ developers rely heavily on the C preprocessor, and lament the lack of a preprocessor in Java, scripting languages, and other programming languages. The principal objection to a preprocessor is that it makes one's code difficult to read. This is indeed true for the C preprocessor. It is sometimes difficult to determine which lines of code are active and which are not. Being WYSIWYG, the PreprocessorWizard multi-language WYSIWIG preprocessor resolves the problem of code being difficult to read and allows one preprocessing syntax for all languages. It is easy to use as a standalone application and it can be easily integrated with almost any IDE.

Flexconf takes C++ header files and generates de/serializers that read/write contained structures from/into configuration files. It supports XML and Windows Registry out of the box. It handles almost any file format through it's template mechanism.

Hadrian Development System replaces the traditional C/C++ bracket syntax with color coded objects for different code elements. It makes code easier to read. It will eventually become an IDE and support other languages.

Concurrent build systems, such as "make", tend to let the output from the various running processes overrun each other. This makes the result hard to read. There are some solutions that buffer the entire output from each process, and then output only when the process exists. This works fairly well for short processes, such as compilations, but prevents output of progress reports. This also prevents seeing the relative time each message was printed. Makesh takes a different approach. ...