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Google Cloud’s AI-powered APIs help you translate documents, websites, apps, audio files, videos, and more at scale with best-in-class quality and enterprise-grade control and security.
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BackBox seamlessly integrates with network monitoring and NetOps platforms and automates configuration backups, restores, and change detection. BackBox also provides before and after config diffs for change management, and automated remediation of discovered network security issues.
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A subset of the TestCon project, ConAn builds on Roast to provide a testing framework for concurrent Java components. For more details on the development of ConAn and TestCon/Crom, see http://longbrothers.net/brad/papers/thesis.pdf
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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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MicroGP
A multi-purpose extensible self-adaptive evolutionary algorithm
MicroGP (µGP, ugp) is a versatile optimizer able to outperform both human experts and conventional heuristics in finding the optimal solution of hard problems. It is an evolutionary algorithm since it mimics some principles of the Neo-Darwinian paradigm. ⚠️ A new version is available on https://github.com/squillero/microgp4 -
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PLP
Powerfull pre-processor
Powerful Verilog Preprocessor. PLP stands for Perl Pre-processor. Perl is used as "control language" that is embedded in the Verilog code (or any other code) to generate code on the fly. It is used commonly as a Verilog pre-processor but can be used with any target/output language (C, C++, Java, VHDL, plain text etc) -
Calmerry is beneficial for businesses of all sizes, particularly those in high-stress industries, organizations with remote teams, and HR departments seeking to improve employee well-being and productivity
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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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FleXML reads a DTD describing the format of XML documents; it may be specified as a URI to the DTD on the web. From this FleXML produces a validating XML processor with an interface to support XML applications.
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Parsers for biological data based on scanner generators like Flex (C), Re2c(C), Jflex (Java) and Ifickle (Tcl). This scanner generators are providing easier maintainance, development and higher speed than hand written scanners. Scanner output is SQL.
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A collection of open-source build and release tools, useful for creating and configuring software development, release, and QA production infrastructures.
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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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This perl script helps users to create LaTeX Beamer Class presentations with the lowest effort possible. Just write an indented outline, the script does the rest. Status: useable (already in productive use by developer)
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The Introspector enables the programming tools that deal with source code such as the compiler to communicate in a standard and neutral manner reducing the accidental cost of programming. http://github.com/h4ck3rm1k3/
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Comprehensive & high performance data distribution &transformation system. Features a simple, user-friendly event driven scripting interface transparently generates & execs highly efficient Perl/C code. Uses:ETL,datawarehousing,statistics,data-cleansing.
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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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Given YACC-like and LEX-like input files, yagg generates a C++ program that generates all strings of a user-specified length. yagg is easy to use, and provides a means of generating test inputs or validating a parser grammar by inspecting the strings.
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UMMF is an open-source implementation of UML-compatible meta-meta-model, for the purposes of reifying meta-model implementations and to provide a platform for building flexible model and meta-model transformation tools.
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Disassembler for Toshiba microcontroller used in 1990s Toyota ECU. Notably, 3S-GTE engine in MR2 and Celica is based on this controller.
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Rev = Really Easy Validation - write your form validation code once in this simple and powerful language that generates code for JavaScript, Perl, PHP, and Java. With Rev you get server side and client side data validation with no duplicated code.
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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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The bfi-toolkit is a set of scripts that converts Cobol Copybooks to XML. Uses sed and awk. Conversion allows for transformation of the XML produced, to create useful bits of code using XSLT (Cobol programs, copybook, DB tables etc.)
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The "Lib45" string search library provides routines that generate fast string searching code at run-time. The library is written in Assembly language for Intel 32bit CPUs.
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Temple provides a system for managing various kinds of templates from the command line. Written in perl, it provides a flexible way of managing defaults for various kinds of documents, such as C programs or HTML source, while easily allowing parameter
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