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    SWIG

    SWIG

    A code generator for connecting C/C++ with other programming languages

    ...SWIG is typically used to parse C/C++ interfaces and generate the 'glue code' required for the above target languages to call into the C/C++ code. SWIG can also export its parse tree in the form of XML.
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    PAS2PHP

    PAS2PHP

    Transpiles/Converts Pascal to Working PHP Source Code

    ...The key to coding for PAS2PHP is to understand the limitations of PHP. Read the example code provided, and always check the outputed PHP code to understand how this works. As a guide to what PAS2PHP can achieve... my web site is written in Pascal, and then converted to PHP. (The code is in the source package). PAS2PHP uses the Pascal Parse Tree Classes (PasTree) which comes with FreePascal, and therefore the parsing limits are defined by this library.
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    DOMbasic

    DOMbasic

    PHP pakage to create dynamic DOM elements. Follow the OOP paradigm, im

    You can create complete websites that adhere to the standards validation of its structure. More flexible and lighter than the native PHP. It allows you to create any document labeling: HTML, XHTML, XML, ... It is designed for flexibility and dynamism, performance and low resource consumption.
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    PHPExtJS

    Built free and powerfull web application with ExtJS and PHP

    ...We build one of great web application framework that full integrated between both of Server and Client Side framework together. To support this particular Web application, the frameworks are built using Yii PHP Framework to provide service for the client requests. Additionally, this web application also contain of latest ExtJS framework to provide high performance application interfaces such as native apps. Features: - Ext JS CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Code Generator - RESTful HTTP method (PUT, DELETE, UPDATE, GET) - ExtJS MVC - RBAC application architecture - Dynamic tree menu CSRF attack prevention by default You can download 2 version of phpextjs, there is standart and desktop version Here is link download Standart version : https://github.com/sani-iman-pribadi/phpextjs_standart/archive/master.zip Desktop version https://github.com/sani-iman-pribadi/phpextjs_desktop/archive/master.zip
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