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UIMP(Unified Image Manipulation Program) is an OS independent Image Processing system, which provides over 1000 algorithms and supports web online, console and GUI program.
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PYthon to ASsembler TRAnslator. At this moment supports Microchip PIC16 instruction set only. Its main goals are: to support a wide range of microcontrollers and processors, to generate compact and effective code.
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This is a scripting language for the .NET platform, similar to Python. Previously, it had a nice IDE and could run Python code unchanged. This is a from-scratch reimplementation using the dynscript-net project. I hope to reimplement all the old features.
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Asylum will build and run all the commands needed to build songbird. With little user input needed. This tool will be for both beginners and advanced users. This will do those cumbersome commands for you! All you have to know to use this is just English!
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a delegate compiler and a numerical scripting language (like syscalls). the compiler is done in concept but the backend is still in the brainstorming phase.
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Longenis is a simple, powerful object-oriented scripting language incoporating elements of Python, Tcl, Java, and Lua. It is designed to be light, clean, elegant, and cross-platform.
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The goal of the Embedded Debian Project is to make Debian GNU/Linux a natural choice for embedded Linux.
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RUG is an universal machine-friendly binary file generator. Together with suitable macro packages, it can be used to assemble executables for almost any known processor. The main goal is to build a backend for a future Scheme translator.
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Paradox is a programming language designed to combine the simplicity of scripting languages like PHP and Perl with the power and speed of C++ and Python.
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SenseTalk is an exceptionally readable scripting language in the xTalk (HyperTalk) family. This Project serves as a home for SenseTalk-related OpenSource projects. Although SenseTalk itself is not OpenSource at this time, some extension modules are.
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ePolyglot is a set of libraries, classes, and tools which enable Eiffel to interoperate with Python and, to an extent, Haskell. Features for using Python objects from Eiffel, Eiffel objects from Python, and Haskell functions from Eiffel are included.
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pythonc
Python to C++ translator
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Monty compiler
Low level programming language and compiler
Low level programming language and compiler close to python. Intended for experiments with in processor design. Consists of language definition, compiler and simple cpu simulation written in python. The compiler can be adapted to different processors easily. -
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Antares es un lenguaje de programación relizado dentro de la materia de Proyecto de Desarrollo de Software con el profesor Ariel Ortiz. Los responsables del proyecto son: Luis Ángel De Niz Eduardo Fuentes Alberto Sobrino
