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Integrated Development Environment for some microcontrollers based on 8051(e.g. AT89S8253). Supported languages are Assembly and C. It has its own simulator, assembler, editor and many other tools. See the project web site for more details and the newest updates.
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Correct-O-Chem
Converts chemical formulae into their correct notation.
"Correct-O-Chem" is an AutoHotkey macro that automatically formats 1000+ chemical formulae into their correct notation. Currently only available for use with Microsoft Word; a version for Open Office Writer will be available in the near future. New to Version 2.11: -(Remember to run Correct-O-Chem as admin - Right-click on the "Correct-O-Chem" executable and select Properties, Compatibility and tick Run as administrator) -Updated "Help" menu -Codon Calculator -Provides an input box (in any window) that enables you to enter either a codon or amino acid (name, 3 letter identifier or 1 letter identifier - NO SPACES) and displays the corresponding amino acid/codons. ctrl+` (the button to the left of the "1" - not apostrophe) or right-clicking on the tool tray icon and selecting Codon Calculator will activate the pop-up box... -
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A Lisp multilanguage design implemented on Smalltalk. Featuring an OOP macro system that works across all the languages. Contains all other languages as Lisp dialects. Fully OOP. Fully documented guided tour. language specs too. assembler, prolog, C#...
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