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It's a brainfuck interpreter written in Python (In the future will be also a compiler for x86 and have a GUI).
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Threadmill is a compact and powerful set of tools that integrates parsing and intuitive multithreadability with command-line programs written in the Python programming language.
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The Pointless Programming Language Reference is a multiple programming language reference document. It allows you to compare and contrast languages, learn a new language from your knowledge of another or simply lookup how to accomplish tasks.
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WebPath is an experimental implementation of XPath 2.0 in Python, initially developed during Yahoo! Hack Day. It uses a novel parsing technique called Top Down Operator Precedence. Seeking developers to improve implementation and conformance.
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A friendly environment for developing simple graphical algorithms with. (like particle engines, image filters, etc.)
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This is for a class I am doing. This is going to be a native C# implementation of Python. Just needed a place to hold and store everything. Feel free to check out the progress, help out, or give comments.
