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    Stack usage calculator

    Calculates stack consumed by every application call tree using, as a primary source, different files generated during build. Checks completeness of collected data and supports manual input of those that are missing.
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    BitrateCompressionCalculator for Python

    A simple Python utility to calculate file size from bitrate.

    BitrateCompressionCalculator for Python (BCCpy) is a very simple application for calculating a file size from length and bitrate. BCCpy came about as the result of my beginning to learn Python and recreating the basic functionality of a simple VB program I wrote back in 1999. Since I was never very proficient with Visual Basic (or Applesoft BASIC for that matter); this application is very basic and could use lots of improvements.
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    Calcuthon is an open source command line calculator written totally in python without any modules. To set Calcuthon up just extract the folder and run the calcuthon03 script. e = the past answer, and y = equals the number in the "cache.txt" file.
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