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LIME (Less-is-More) is parallel/concurrent programming environment based on C. Internally, it uses XML technology to describe tasks and their dependencies. Externally, it offers the ANSI C99 programming as well as a set of visually-oriented interfaces.
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ferite is a modern, lighweight, portable, threadsafe scripting engine with a language that is very easy to pick up and leverage for any task. It\'s been designed for rapid deployment in other programs as well as stand alone use.
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Tool for managing patch codes for the Nintendo Wii. Formats this tool handles are common to Gecko OS and popular Wii homebrew software. This is one of very few complete cross-platform GCT compilers and the only known GCT decompiler and merge tool.
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JAC (Java Asn1 Compiler) is a tool for you if you want to (1)parse your asn1 file (2)create .java classes and (3)encode/decode instances of your classes. Just forget all asn1 byte streams, and take the advantage of OOP! BER, CER and DER are all supported
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42 has six primary goals: foster extreme code reuse; run faster than C; compile to both software and hardware; run faster on reconfigurable computers; support parallel programming; and allow users to extend the language.
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A Controlled Language Programming (CLP) compiler, runtime engine, and development IDE for writing software in a natural (but somewhat restricted) language that clearly represents the real world concerns and maps to a 3GL (Java/Groovy) for execution.
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Pygone is to be a programming language built on top of Python, aimed to be a ridiculously high level programming language, allowing for it to be used to introduce people to programming.
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JavaScriptFlash: Compiling JavaScript to SWF JavaScriptFlash is a web-based platform to support the JavaScript web programmers to develop Flash applications in JavaScript. It compiles the JavaScript code following certain rules into a Flash SWF file
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allspice is a set of java libraries that allow you to easily create (or extend) programming languages that run on top of the JVM for seamless integration with java. Code written in one language is indistinguishable from another.
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Fusion is a powerful high level programming language that merges several feature from Ruby, Python, Java, C++, Visual Basic, etc, in a only language. It's implemented by means of a compiler written in Haskell that generates Ruby code.
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lightJacc is a small but strong grammar parser generator. It adopts a parsing strategy of its own: dynamic concurrent parsing -- which made it much stronger than LR or LL family CCs (YACC, ANTLR, etc), but still keep good performance.
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Eleven is a programming language for creating robust, scalable web applications. It offers a 20x programmer productivity increase over ASP, JSP, etc. by automating state management and UI layout. The compiler generates ready-to-run PHP or mod_perl code.
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UfakPython is a small subset of Python programming language, for small embedded devices, like PICs. UfakPython sources are translated to C by UfakPython Compiler. Small Device C Compiler can then compile the C outputs to the target device's codes.
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Small and lightweight .NET 2.0 library written in C# for quickly evaluating arithmetical expressions using interpretation or runtime MSIL generation.
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A C and C++ Library + a compiler to create Adobe Flash SWF movies up to version 9 (v1.8.1). Supports nearly all the tags, includes an ActionScript compiler. Detailed docs and other tools: convert fonts to Flash, decompile Flash, jpg2swf. LASTEST IS 1.8.4
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The aim of this project is to create a fully functional COBOL compiler that translate into Java or directly into bytecode.
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Cross compiler for a dialect of Component Pascal programming language targetting at the Intel 8051-like CPUs (and support tools for such a compiler).
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I-Java is an extension of Java for implementing "incomplete objects" and "object composition". I-Java implements a preprocessor that produces standard Java code.
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Framework library with diverse applications. Assembles data components into trees based on the developer's implementation. Adaptable to automatically parse and export documents, markup files, scripts, and source code. Easily integrated with GUIs.
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Implementation of Plexus Compiler API for OpenJFX "javafxc" compiler (tool which compiles JavaFX code to JVM classes). Plugable to Maven2 Compiler Plugin.
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sbf stands for Sbf BrainFuck. It is a utility for interpreting, compiling, and translating the brainfuck language. It is intended to have any and all features a brainfuck programmer would ever want or need.
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Delight is an imperative, object-oriented programming language with a Python-like syntax. Internally, it is based on the D programming language, and therefore supports classes, interfaces and templates, and compiles to efficient native code using GDC.
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A Java bytecode weaver that enables you to take advantage of the new 1.5 language features in your source code, while still retaining compatibility with 1.4 virtual machines.
