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...The Qt-based installer can scaffold pyappexec.ini, copy/rename the launcher, and (on macOS) bundle a self-contained .app with icons. The optional run-time GUI captures logs, while CLI mode stays lean for automation. Config is driven by a simple INI per OS, so app IDs, entry points, requirements, and paths are declarative. PyAppExec also manages user-level caches/state, log rotation, and GUI suppression preferences letting you ship Python apps without asking end users to touch Python, virtualenvs, or package managers.

An auto-build system for C/C++ projects based on GNU make, featuring auto sub-project dependency-and-linking, auto CVS/SVN checkout and functionality extensible via complier-configs and plug-ins so that it can be useful for all target platforms.

A WYSIWYG Conditional Compilation Preprocessor for Java, Perl, C, C++, Basic, PowerShell, C#, Javascript, and other programming languages. 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...

This is a simple application which uses basic reading of Microsoft Windows executable files to get exports section of DLLs so as to properly create DEF files. They are useful for generating LIB files from DLLs to be used, for instance, with Visual Studio projects. That's the case of MinGW DLLs; for them to be used in Visual Studio projects you need the LIB and header files of those libraries. And this is when my tool comes to play a key role. The project was created, configured, built and tested using Qt Creator, however, it could be easily integrated to another IDE, because it essentially consists of three files: main.cpp, DllExportedSymbols.cpp and DllExportedSymbols.h The idea of this project was taken from pasztorpisti on his post in https://www.codeproject.com/tips/133747/checking-for-exported-symbols-functions-in-a-dll-w.

To make the native application to support cloud service, csmake will genarate a client stub and the service application, it's similar with the webservice, COBAR, omniORB, SOAP, gsoap etc.

converts dBase source files into C++ so you can compile it with gcc under Linux.

Abuild is no longer being maintained. In the years since its creation, better options have emerged. Even so.... Abuild is a scalable build system that applies Object-Oriented principles to the build problem. It is powerful and flexible and helps ensure build integrity while simplifying the user's view of the build. A thorough user's manual is included.

FreshCode is a lean, easy to use (well, we hope it will be so) Integrated Development Environment specialised on C/C++ (other programming languages may follow).

A math library for GMP. This library use the cmath as model and overloaded the principal math functions (sin, cos, tan, log... ). So, this make easy the development of generic programs.

...The functions of this library can be called from the Pascal script language of the tool Inno Setup. These functions allow to register a Windows service, detect the .NET or DirectX library version installed and so on.

CDK4NIOS stands for Cross Development Kit for Altera's soft core processor NIOS and should you support with a comprehensive Assembler and C/C++ development environment under Linux. It will present only free of fee tools, so you can use it without risks.

The ULauncher is a small Java Launcher that uses JNI to create a JVM and launch the main class. ULauncher uses JVM.DLL to locate and create the JVM, so you can not configure the "classpath" nor "path" environment variables.

NLPP (The Native Language Programming Project) aims to permit foreign programmers to program using commands (such as if) in their own language (such as \'si\' for Spanish). We also aim to create an easily extensible program so that programmers all over t

A collection of tools to aid the software development process. All tools will be open source, so free for all.

pepperDoc is an automatic documentation compiler similar to javadoc, but for use on php sources. It is very easy to use, because it's a commandline/binary, so you don't need to have a PHP-parser installed on your machine. Currently win32 only.

A library for portability. Phil makes use of what Autoconf reports so that your C/C++ or Java app doesn't have to. The Phil docs also discuss portability issues that might be of use even without Phil.

C++ IDE which is directly operating on the AST: It parses the C++ project and represents it in an AST. The editor is operating on the AST. Then, the IDE will push the AST directly to GCC so that GCC does not need to do any parsing.