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Interactive PHP shell Create an interactive environment to debug php line by line. It enables you to execute php code as if it were a command line in a similar setting to bash and psh (perl shell).
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The XPS is a scalable platform for meta-programming and domain engineering. It provides a virtual machine, compiler, and runtime library that make it possible to efficiently develop, debug, and run programs based on XPL (eXtensible Programming Language)
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Prolint is a tool for automated source code review of Progress 4GL code. Prolint can enforce company coding standards and finds sloppy code and code that may perform differently than how the programmer intended.
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LLVM is a unique compiler infrastructure designed for the optimization of programs from arbitrary programming languages. Compilation in C and C++ programs is supported using a parser based on GCC 3.4. Backends exist for X86, Sparc, PowerPC and "C".
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ALF, The Automated Logging Framework, is a native logging framework for Java with the unique advantage of supporting automated method tracing. This platform-independent library allows developers to debug their applications quickly without adding code
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Utilises the JVMDI (Java Debug API) to produce line coverage reports detailing which lines of code have been executed during a test. Report is produced in XML and may be post-processed via XSLT into a prettier one.
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