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Vanga reads a screen — live or captured — and resolves it to an action. You describe the interface in plain YAML: tokens are pictures matched under a discipline, lexemes their spatial arrangements, with OCR for the content that changes. On a match it drives the GUI (click, type, route text); the logic turns a recognized screen into what to do — a watched value with prose rules, or a neighbourhood rule table over a tiled grid. The shipped examples are pure grammar, no Java: a calculator...

This project makes the compiler and tools for the Panini language available. A central goal of the Panini language is to make concurrent programming easier and less error-prone. The main new feature in Panini is called a capsule. A capsule is like an actor but better because it largely retains the traditional approach for reasoning about programs as a sequence of operations, abstracts away all details of thread creation and locking, and supports fully-automatic compile-time analysis of...

Maven plugin for continuous integration of Adobe Flex applications.

CITkit (Compiler and Interpreter ToolKIT) is a collection of Java libraries that implement the more mundane aspects of a compiler or interpreter: symbol tables, tree intermediate representations, linear intermediate representations.

Rule-action based term rewriting framework, designed be embedded in Java applications.

Evaluates XPath 1.0 expressions over W3C XML Schema definitions to get a compile-time prediction of nodes that will be matched at run-time. Project homepage: http://xpath-on-schema.sourceforge.net/

Haggler supports the definition, documentation, and implementation of class invariants and method pre-conditions and post-conditions through Java5 annotations.

openASN.1 is an Open Source Java toolkit for the Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) which consists of a compiler and codec with a low footprint runtime library.

STDL (Structured test description language) is a domain-specific testing language that is used to auto-generate unit test code. It supports a myriad of output languages (incl. C#). The project's aim is that of reducing the resources required for testing

Runtime library for the JUndo language. See http://verdantium.blogspot.com/

JUndo is a declarative object-oriented programming language with functional, and intensional programming characteristics. Applications include multi-level undo and sophisticated error recovery. See http://verdantium.blogspot.com/

Java based generic scripting engine with dynamic language features. Syntax is also based on the Java language and works transparent with Java VM in that it locates classes on the fly and can also compile .java files in runtime.

This is a set of tools to work with Java classes. It resembles certain Unix commands that work with ELF -- like ldd, nm, dump etc. and provide class disassembly capability.

The CCC Language is yet another programming language. It is platform-independent, compact, and robust. Supports many SQL engines, has own ISAM DB engine, has terminal mode and more UI-s, is object-oriented, but it is compiled and not interpreted.

BeanClipse is a NetBeans plugin for Eclipse: NetBeans runs embedded within the Eclipse platform as a plugin offering the best of both worlds to Java developers. May be just a joke ;-) .... Check also it's twin at : http://sf.net/projects/netclipse

A parsing toolkit that supports both top-down (LL(1) and Simple Precedence) and bottom-up parsing (LR(0), SLR(1), LR(1) and LALR(1)). The toolkit supports generating Java parsers for all the bottom-up parsing methods, based on a CUP definition.

The TechTrader Bytecode Toolkit is a high-level set of APIs for manipulating java bytecode. It is primarily targeted at making runtime and/or compile-time enhancements to existing java classes, or creating new java classes on the fly.

Zonnon Compiler for java is an implementation of the grammar of zonnon for java. There are different versions developed with javacc, sablecc, gold parser .... GUI and Report tools too

Blade Language Developer (or Project Blade for short) is a toolkit for creating domain specific or general programming languages. The toolkit offers a language for describing grammars, and templatable parser generator.