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Newfile is a "filestarter": it generate starter files using a full featured template preprocessor. It can also generate new project trees, e.g., for a FreeBSD port.
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Breeze is a build and test automation framework for software developers. It is written in Ruby and can be extended to include tasks that interact with other tools such as source code repositories, compilers, test frameworks, and installers.
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Generate C++ header files from cpp files. Inspired by javadoc, and doxygen style source commenting. No need to maintain two seperate files to represent one class. Create and keep your headers up-to-date with your cpp files with little effort.
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The mywaves utilities project provides open source utilities and documentation, including scripts to generate RSS feeds for mywaves.com to find videos on a web site.
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RCons is a build tool consolidating both configuration and compilation of software projects. It leverages the Ruby language to create a fluid environment for specifying the build process with the expressive power of a real programming language.