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vcsinfo
VCS Information Generator tool
Allows to generate source code for your project's VCS (Version Control System) status. Include this tool into your pre-build step to hardcode version strings. vcsinfo.exe - 64-bit build. vcsinfo32.exe - 32-bit build. Currently supported: Inputs: Mercurial (hg) Outputs: C, C++ Planned: SVN, Git; Java USAGE EXAMPLES: Generate C header file for Mercurial repository using pipes. -
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PrettyPrinter is a source code formatter/beautifier. Its modular design allows the use of different syntax modules through a unified interface. It comes with a default syntax module that interprets customizable syntax files using regular expressions.
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Class generator is a C++ coding tool, the basic ideia is to import a .h file and the program creates the basic structure of the .cpp file and the most basic functions such as getters and setters, written in cpp
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fgen is a free command line tool that facilitates cross platform c++ development, including header generation, cpp file generation, makefile generation, unit test framework generation, etc.
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CPP-2-HTML is a DOS command-line utility that formats C++ source code into HTML pages. It uses an external Cascading Style Sheet, "cpp.css" so that the user may set up any formatting/coloring choices.
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