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Spooky Coder
Auto code generation for many languages.
Quickly define your ORM with the simple Brainstorm format, then instantly create your SQL, Java, PHP, Python, Perl, even C++, etc. code to manage all your object relationships. -
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cado
Template-based code generation language.
Cado is a mature code generation language that operates on standard templates with embedded macros. It is useful for generating source code and other related content (tests, docs, configuations, etc.), deriving from a common project nomenclature. -
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A self-contained and portable build system derived from the traditional 4.4BSD system. It implements Bourne configure script generation, concurrent building and it can compile IDE project files. It is portable to most operating systems and make flavors.
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WMI Lab
Explorer WMI classes, execute queries and generate scripts.
WMI Lab is a lightweight, open source application based on the .Net Framework 3.5 that expands on functions offered in common WMI tools to allow for the inspection, querying, deeper interrogation and code generation of WMI classes on local or remote Windows systems. -
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The latest version of genxface is included in the *mak* project, which is hosted on *github*. Genxface is a simple tool to parse C files and generate interface files. In the first version, it generates prototypes. It is intended to generate mock wrap
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Boiler-template (source) file generator. Automates (source) file generation from template files: speeds up developement of redundant or re-usable software and more. An example template for Linux Kernel Device Drivers generation, is included.
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A flatfile-based metadata repository and integration with common build tools (make, ant, others). A code generation framework is included and is useful to conditionally generate code objects based on the deployment environment. Metadata+deploy = :)
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Jostraca is a general purpose code generation toolkit for software developers, using a syntax similar to JSP. Jostraca can be extended to generate code in any language, using any language, while placing no restrictions on software design.
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A generic generation script, purpouse is the initial stage of a build procedure (autoconf etc.), instead of creating new shell script for each project, you can use this one, for more eas to use.
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Mister Model is a code generation system. It takes a UML model expressed as XMI and generates source code specifically designed to work in a cross-platform web service environment. It fixes the legendary 'Serialization Failed' messages in web services
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PXB uses the power of perl data structures to define the rules of how perl objects are converted to or from XML (the binding). There is a auto generated test suite for the each class of the generated API and every method call is documented.
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Library dedicated to the parsing of network protocols and designed to be fast, auto-adaptive, asynchronous, modular and completely independent from client/server code.
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