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TARS
Markup builder on gulp
...It allows for easy expansion (creating new tasks) and customization (modification of existing tasks), provides a comfortable architecture for tasks and watchers storage in the project. To bypass dependency installation for every TARS project, TARS-CLI was created. As such, TARS is not a npm package by itself. This decision was made so that everyone could comfortably customize the builder for themselves. TARS-CLI is just a simple builder interface, which includes all dependencies for TARS. It is strongly recommended to use TARS-CLI for development. -
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Decision Table Preprocessor
Ccide is a Decision Table preprocessor.
Ccide reads a source program, in one of several programming languages, expands all embedded decision tables, and generates the new, expanded source. Ccidew processes C language programs directly. The script, ccide, uses ccidew and m4, to process BASIC, JAVA, CC, C++, BASH, QB, VB, and EX(euphoria), source files containing embedded decision tables. Ccide checks all conditions once and only once, avoiding side effects. -
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Clean is a program that searches for backup files and such identified by regular expressions in a ~/.cleanrc, and deletes them: possibly interactively with a per-file y/n decision, or in a batch mode. Clean is written in C and targets Unix/POSIX.
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