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"Eu[phoria] CAN [do] OOP". OOP programming in Euphoria is not built into the language, yet it is simple to realise and easy to apply. EuCANOOP provides a OOP functionality with just nine routines. There are no operating systems limitations.

This project will allow a group of people to develop the Euphoria programming language: interpreter, translator, binder, documentation etc. For more information visit https://openeuphoria.org

Microsoft has Windows, Linux has GNOME and KDA, but poor FreeDOS, the best OS available has practically nothing. This is an attempt to provide a powerful, full graphics user interface for it. It is partially operational, but needs a lot of work that I don't have the time for right now, so I am soliciting anybody who would like to work on it. To do so, you must use the Euphoria programming language, and only Versions 2.4 or 2.5.

euqt wrap uses the Qt shared libraries in addition to a thin wrapper in c/c++ of some classes and methods of Qt objects compiled into euqt shared library, euqt.dll or euqt.so or whatever is the convention on your system for the euphoria programming language. pre alpha but it already works quite well. eu4.x & Qt 4.xx so far. no repo yet

Standard functionality libraries for use with the Euphoria programming language. These libraries extend the functionality of the core RDS Euphoria programming language distribution.

Simple and easy to use GTK+ wrapper for the Euphoria programming language, written 100% in Euphoria, for the Linux platform. Write programs that run in interpreted mode, or compile to executable with one command!

EuDBC is a cross-platform library that opens up Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) to the Euphoria programming language.

A cross-platform sockets and networking library for the Euphoria programming language (http://www.rapideuphoria.com/), including common client and server libraries.

Portable Euphoria. The next generation of interpreted programming languages! Providing what YOU want. Why bother with the tedious write/compile/debug/compile/execute process, when you can just write it and run it! :)