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Hilbert II - QEDEQ
proof verifier for mathematical proofs and documentation generator
In the tradition of Hilbert's program we create a formal correct (checkable by a proof verifier) but readable (like an ordinary LaTeX textbook) mathematical knowledge base which is freely accessible within the internet. Logic and set theory started. -
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Hylt is a file format that provides HYperLinked Text with minimal markup, meant to be both easy to view in any program and easy to keep in a version control system. The Hylt project covers the file specification, viewers, and tools to manage Hylt files.
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SYMPLiK RANGEHOOD is a Javadoc-like tool for Oracle database. This pure-Java program "sucks up" data dictionary and object source code from database and generate document for Tables, Views, Triggers, Packages, Procedures, Functions, and others.
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JRET (Java Reverse-Engineering Tool) is a program that is capable of reconstructing sequence diagrams from JUnit testsuites through dynamic analysis. It is written in Java/AspectJ and provides a GUI as well as command-line possibilities.
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XDC is a program that generates HTML documentation from special comments within XML files - much like Javadoc does for documentation in Java source files. It supports various XML dialects (XSLT, Apache Ant build files, ...); others may easily be added.
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