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Recognizes typical patterns in Java code which could be replaced with functions provided by open source libraries http://www.jnorm.org
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Eclipastie is an open source Eclipse (3.3+) plugin (EPL license) which seamlessly copy and pastes text from within Eclipse to pastebins like Pastie (http://pastie.org) or LodgeIt (http://paste.pocoo.org/)
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PHPS Pastebin is a simple pastebin site script, designed to be fast and secure. It can be used to power up a pastebin sites, to highlight PHP code or store plaintext notes. No database, no extentions, no client(browser) capabilities required!
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CodeRepo
PHP based code repository with syntax highlighting.
PHP based code repository with syntax highlighting. -
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CodingChecker
A coding style checker tool support C/C++ syntax
This project provide a framework for general coding style checker's process: 1, Support different adapter plugin for different programming language syntax 2, Support incremental scanning 3, Support customize criteria rules. 4, Generate report for scanning result. A C/C++ adapter was also implemented based on clang library as example.
