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glint is a tool facilitating you in development of state-oriented control entities which supposed to be used in very broad areas of programming (e.g. state-oriented network protocols). glint saves you from pondering how your finite state machine should be organized, how many states it should have and what they should mean. You just tell glint how you would like your control entity to operate and glint returns to you the synthesised magic black box which implements the desired logic. Also glint can tell you in regexp style which event sequences your FSM can handle and which are forbidden for it.

Code Appearance is a small application that beautify the code before you put it on a forum or a website. What it does? It adds color to the code, like the syntax highlighting of your favorite IDE. The syntax files are easily customizable. How it works? You choose a syntax file, these files can be downloaded or made by you, and write/copy/open your code and click on execute. A new window will pop up with the result. On this new window, you will be able to save or copy the code to the clipboard.

Robin is a framework that automatically generates Python bindings to C++ libraries. In addition to what other wrapping programs (like "Swig" or "SIP") can do, Robin puts stress on maximal useability and the tightest binding possible.

This is a reprository of software I have written. It is written in C, C++ and hopefully in some obscure Basic :-) I gladly share my stuff with you under the MIT license, so you can do what you want with it (almost)... :-)