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    proof-logic

    Proof Logic : A logical framework for theorem proving

    Proof Logic is a functional and equational logical framework for theorem proving based on Combinatory Logic and Lambda Calculus, whose expressions are both terms and proofs proving the equality between two terms.
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    KAREL 3D C++  ( Karel the Robot in 3D )

    KAREL 3D C++ ( Karel the Robot in 3D )

    Karel - 3D language interpreter

    ...First KAREL-3D is created in 1986 after Karel the Robot, in Slovakia ( before Czechoslovakia ) on 8 bit microcomputer PMD 85-2 for school kids to learn algorithm and what is programming, teach know how to solve a logical problem, like Spock and his children from the planet Vulcan ( live long and prosper ). because it's fun Actual WebGL version: https://sourceforge.net/projects/karel-3d-webgl/
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    ExpressionOasis is a java based framework for evaluating the various type of expressions like arithmatic, logic expression etc. The framework is flexible enough to define any new grammer rules or operators.
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    Limbo is a restricted expression language, powerful enough to express a wide range of arithmetic and logical expressions, yet restricted enough to guarantee that the expression can always be rendered into a natural language based expression.
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    TransJVM is a Java package to assist compiler writers targeting the Java Virtual Machine. It provides a simple logical interface for creating JVM classes, expressed in terms of Methods, Fields, Statements and Expressions. JVM details are hidden.
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    Rules and Expression engine for C++. A very simple to use but advance Rules engine . Allows binding of user function to expose them to the Rules engine, various types of arithmatic, bitwise, logical operations etc. Small memory footprint.
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