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PEARL is a high level procedural programming language, which was especially designed for the demanding need to have an expressive and comfortable language for solving multitasking problems when controlling technincal processes. PEARL is an abbreviation for "(P)rocess and (E)xperiment (A)utomation (R)ealtime (L)anguage". It was designed around 1975 at the IRT Institute of the Leibniz University in Hannover with the idea in mind to have an easy to learn programming language for realtime problems. ...

XièXiè is a language with a trans-compiler (or rather source-to-source compiler) which compiles to mainly C++ (C++98 and C++11). It also comes with an own assembler compiler for ARM, IA-32/ x86 and its own byte-code XBC (XièXiè-Byte-Code) including a virtual-machine. XièXiè can be seen as a "Meta Language". --- THIS PROJECT IS IN IT'S FIRST STEPS ---

Tsunami is an open-source high performance computing language. With it you can write streaming data-parallel algorithms that utilize GPGPUs for orders-of-magnitude speed-up with the ease of writing sequential algorithms.

"Sally - A Simple C++ IDE" is a simple development environment for WindowsXP or upper. The program is written in the C# programming language, and requires the Framework .Net 1.1 to run. It might work on Win98 or ME, but it has not been tested yet.

AMMORIA (ARAB) is an object oriented programming language uses Arabic words instead of English words, to make learning programming for Arab children easy and fast, it's planned to support Urdo and Farsi too, AMMORIA has its won IDE and Visual stuff.

OpenBASIC is a modernized programming derived from the syntax of QBasic, QuickBasic, and FreeBASIC, yet has most (if not all) of the Object-Oriented features of C++, as well as the portability of that language coupled with Allegro for graphics routines.

ANY is a cross platform programming framework, aimed at keeping software from being hardware, processor, operating system or even language dependent by providing an intermediary language that may be compiled and run on any system supported, by anybody.