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AppM Build Automaiton is an open source and automated software application that is used to construct and build projects on different operating systems and using different development environments. General principles of implementation: -Each project must have a Build Project File, containing the necessary information on the construction of the project. For example, a unique name of the project, dependence on other projects and libraries, methods of construction, etc. Thus, the entire...

This helper allows you to write NSIS scripts in Delphi code using Ctrl-Space style and compile them into Software Distribution using NSIS installation system.

ARPI is a spanish acronym for Analysis, Acknowledgement and Image Procesing. Allowing a person with poor programming knowledge to create algorithms, configure theirs parameters(images, matrixes, etc) and run them, using a computer or network computers.

"Creator of Turbo Pascal Code" is a cool project allowing to create normal length programs in Turbo Pascal knowing only the basics of TP. It has a set of creators (for example: procedure creator using database of TP procedures). It is only in Polish!

mapOR is a win32 visual tool designed for speeding the repetitive codification process of database application development. The code structure is edited using templates with tags, which specify the position of database metadata.

The Fortran interface wizard automatically generates code for creating a Fortran DLL and interface code for using the DLL from Borland Delphi. A sample delphi project can also be generated.

DFM To Pascal is a GPL (Delphi source for a while) application used to port source code from Delphi to Free Pascal Compiler using the Lazarus libs. DFMToPas read a list of DFM files and create 4 pascal files for each DFM file. Example, DFMToPas read MyFo

MyL is a hyper productive programming language oriented to concepts, created to simplify and accelerate the development of commercial applications for web and desktop, using a "Straight to the point" syntax.