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PacLang is a language for programming Network Processors. It aims to make it easy to write high performance networking applications that are portable across a range of target platforms.
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Compiler for java assembly to class file. This compiler contains dead code detection and allow creating method, field and constructor from a java assembly file
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YAPICCC - Yet Another PIC C Compiler - it's a command-line C compiler developed to build programs to Microchip PIC devices. Please visit the project Home Page for more information.
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antlraux is a java package thought to be used in combination with antlr(http://www.antlr.org). Features contextual information management, command line parsing and lexical information treatment.
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Javadoc2Help is a java based command line tool for converting the javadoc generated html output to Java Help, HTML Help(chm) and Oracle Help for Java(OHJ)
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The ASCII Project
An ASCII MMORPG / World Simulation / Genetic Programming Project
This project was previously oriented towards creating an AI based Operating System. However new visitors should refer to www.theasciiproject.com for information about what this project has developed into. -
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A microkernel operating system distribution offering (among other things) very low hardware requirements, full and easy portability and easy-readable source code.
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The purpose of this project is to modify SmartEiffel to allow it to be used to create applications for mobile device platforms such as Symbian, BREW, and J2ME. Currently the codebase is based on SmartEiffel 1.0, but we are looking into moving over to Sma
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eDIV is a multiplatform DIV language compiler. This language combines some ideas from C and MODULA-2 to create a potent and efficient language with a simple syntax and Pascal/C like.
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Mercury is a modern logic/functional programming language. The Mercury system includes a compiler, debugger, libraries, sample code, profilers, etc. Mercury is designed to be the successor of logic programming languages such as Prolog.
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This project aims for a completely free alternative to the GNU software. Since RMS/GNU makes restrictions infringing on use of their software by all, we're removing that restriction completely, by placing every line into the Public Domain
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ThinLisp is a practical dialect of lisp for real world applications. You develop in Common Lisp, you deploy in C. ThinLisp programs are as fast as C, by design. Used for a decade in million line systems.
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Piet++ is the foremost interpreter for Piet++, an extension and expansion over the original Piet programming language.
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Cinglish is a programming language using natural language elements as its keywords and constructs. The primary design goals are portability and accessibility. Secondary goals are compactness and support for multiple programming paradigms.
