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JSource is a small Java IDE written in Java using entirely Swing components. It has a light but powerful editor that allows creating, editing, compiling, and running Java files. It also supports syntax highlighting for other programming languages.
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The goal of this project is to develop an object-oriented language along with a compiler, assembler, runtime enironment, and libraries.
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classgen is a Java class generator. It produces classes for abstract syntax trees in compiler frontends from simple and compact specifications. Generated classes have builtin support for the Visitor design pattern.
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This project is the reference/bootstrap compiler for the Aglaia programming language. The language is object oriented and supports garbage collection, contracts, etc. Care is taken to ensure consistent and clean syntax, and to reduce programmer errors,
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Everything related to forth programming that has been discussed on the comp.lang.forth usenet newsgroup. The site is dedicated towards improving portability between forth implementations, providing surveys, example implementations, and library modules.
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Kawa is a full Scheme implementation. It implements almost all of R5RS (for exceptions see Restrictions), plus some extensions.
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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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Decouple your GUI building code from the rest of your application. Using an XML description, the Java Gui Builder will build appropriate windows, controls and objects for later retrieval by the mainstream code.
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Fully managed relational database service for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL ServerCloud SQL manages your databases so you don't have to, so your business can run without disruption. It automates all your backups, replication, patches, encryption, and storage capacity increases to give your applications the reliability, scalability, and security they need.
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CLAW is an extremely minimilistic programming language that is good for people looking to write their own language, or learn more about programming language design. The compiler and interpreter are just two C files that even Dev-C++ can compile!
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AspectJ integration with Netbeans. AspectJ enables aspect-oriented programming for Java. This module supports building AspectJ programs and navigating crosscutting structure within NetBeans and SunOne/Forte IDEs.
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M is a capability-based language in the Java framework for distributed, secure, persistent, extensible virtual worlds. The project also supports JCC, a Java-based hybrid constraint programming language. This project is also being used for work on TCC and its extensions.
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This project was started in an effort to ease development of Swing applications by creating a XML to Swing rendering utility. Although this project is definitely in the first released state, it shows great promise and focuses solely on the Swing API as a
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The project's aim is to build automated programming language translation system that will port program sources written in one language to other programming language(s).
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DAJ is an extension of the AspectJ programming language to incorporate adaptive programming concepts from the Demeter project.
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The Dirt virtual machine is designed to be easily used as a scripting engine or runtime core in C or C++ projects. The language itself is very similar to C. The tools have been created from scratch (no lex/bison/yacc) and are very portable
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This project is the port of Lua programming language to Java platform. It contains the bytecode compiler and interpreter, that use the same bytecode format as the original version, and partially support standard Lua library.
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Object Tree, Virtual Machine and Compiler for Concatenative Languages, in a shared library - [This project is obsolete, and has been superseeded by the XCL suit, available at http://www.varkhan.net/software/xcl]
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Luxor is a new system programming language, designed to use instead of assembler, C/C++, or other system programming languages.
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CodeXpand Engine is a Scripting engine written with C++. It work with COMPILED SCRIPT linked at Run Time with Host Applications. The SCRIPT COMPILER generate the CPU bytecode requested from the Host CPU where the application (& the scripts) will run.
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Our goal was to develop a very simple programming language for expressing state machines. You can express the logic of a fairly complex, real life state machine in a single page of text that is easy to understand. Creates Java (C++ may be next).
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Freefactor is a Java refactoring framework. It consists of a tool-independent refactoring system and an interface to allow it to be integrated with other tools. Currently a prototype Java-based tool is provided as well as bindings for Emacs.
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C-smile OOL is a scripting language with C++-like grammar. It has compiler, VM running bytecodes and C++ extendible runtime. Intended to run in standlone and embedded mode.
