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...For self-learners and animators, artists, game makers, creative-technologists, curriculum planners, designers, graphic designers, graphics editors, learning experience designers, project managers, software engineer, student, teachers, university faculty members, visualization researchers, etc.

...You program a web application using XGAP by creating a set of XML files that describe it. Those XML files are taken by the generator and the PHP files are created by means of XSLT sheets. XGAP was born in 2003 at the UNICEN University as a tool for creating web applications for the intranet. At first, the platform was PHP and PostgreSQL. Nowadays generated applications work with PostgreSQL or Oracle databases, but all ADOdb databases can be supported. DISCLAIMER: Right now XGAP is /not/ internationalized or localized. All messages are written in Spanish and assumes Argentinian locale.

Graphical Microcontroller Programming (GMP) is an expert-in-a-box solution which provides an intuitive user interface giving non-professionals the chance to easily create microcontroller programs by graphical means. Vienna University of Technology.

A LLVM backend that targets Motorola 680x0 series processors.

An open source project developed by students at IT-University of Gothenburg aimed at simplifying the creation of cunit tests. It will search for all files ending with _test.c and compile these into one runnable test suite.

The UCL MDA Tools are lightweight Model Driven Architecture tools developed at University College London. They include a JMI generator implemented using the velocity template engine, an OCL type checker, and a parser for textual MOF models.

LLVM is a unique compiler infrastructure designed for the optimization of programs from arbitrary programming languages. Compilation in C and C++ programs is supported using a parser based on GCC 3.4. Backends exist for X86, Sparc, PowerPC and "C".

JB2CSharp is a port of the Java-Bison/Flex software developed by the Serl project at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Parsers and lexers will be able to use C# actions. The open source .NET project Mono has requested the port, and here it is.

A Motorola 6809/Hitachi 6309 native code back-end for LLVM.

The Microsoft Bytecode Engineering Library is a library written completely in Java that allows the user to parse, create, edit, and rewrite .NET assemblies. The code originally came from the University of Arizona. http://www.cs.arizona.edu/projects/mbel/