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    CSS Preprocessor

    CSS validation and advanced preprocessor with nesting and variables

    CSS Preprocessor is a parser, compiler, and assembler which extends the CSS language to allow nested rules and attributes, variables / @mixin, functions, and especially, strong validation of your source code so you know that it will work the first time you use it in your browser. The library is written in C++ allowing any other C++ project to work with CSS without having to rewrite their own parser. The library supports 4 output levels from ultra compressed CSS code to beautified CSS code. The preprocessor features are based on other existing CSS processors such as SASS and {less}, although the syntax is mainly based on the SASS syntax (i.e. variables use the $ character as their introducer). ...
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    Sniffer4J

    Sniffer4J

    A java packet sniffer and forger that wraps pcap libs.

    ...It is built upon pcap libs (winpcap, and libpcap) and can run in Windows and most Linux flavors. The current stable version (2.0) provides shared libraries (.dll and .SO) compiled and tested for both x86 and x64 architectures. Sniffer4J work’s by parsing packets in a comprehensive Pdu format. Each Pdu encapsulates the next one, making easy to navigate through the Frame. Frames can be forged in the same manner allowing them to be injected in the network. Sniffer4J support several protocols including: * Ethernet I & II (including LLC and SNAP frames) * Vlan (802.1Q) * Arp * Ipv4, Ipv6, (including options) * Next Header for IpV6 * Ipsec * TCP (including options) * Udp * Icmp (including RFC 2461 and Ipv6) * Lldp * Ipx And more to come… Remember: If you don’t test your network, some else will… Bernardo
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    HGL Suite

    HGL Suite

    A piece of useless crap

    ...BTW: there was feedback indeed: from the own 'family': "it is done by YOU so it cannot be of use for anybody!" (Literally: it contains algorithms and algorithms are evil and are non-existent in usable software)
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    sealisp

    Lisp interpreter for the PSP + UNIX-clones.

    ...It currently compiles for UNIX-clones and the PSP, it has no external dependencies, with the garbage collector and numeric library and all other components being home made, from scratch. Working so far: * Automatic precise garbage collector. * Procedural macros. * Computer algebra library * A bunch of useful primitives. * A fairly small, but useful standard library. In the PSP build, the following additional features are available: * Some primitives for graphics on the PSP. --- The PSP has no decent hot-swappable coding language, and it can't multi-task. ...
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    Ceres is an interpreted computer language based on C, that can be used as a script language. Its purpose is to be minimal and simple and it is being developed as a hobby, so do not expect much of it. Its interpreter is written in C/C++.
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    wxJavaScript is renamed in GLUEscript, so a next release will be available on http://gluescript.sf.net. In the meantime, if you find any problems on the latest release, you can still use this website.
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    Aloe is a simple scripting language written in C++, mostly intended for use on GNU/Linux and other UNIX like operating systems. Mac OS X has a UNIX API so Aloe should work on it as well. There is also a port to MS Windows, using the win32 API.
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    CPP-2-HTML is a DOS command-line utility that formats C++ source code into HTML pages. It uses an external Cascading Style Sheet, "cpp.css" so that the user may set up any formatting/coloring choices.
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    OpenGLide is a Glide to OpenGL wrapper. It emulates a Voodoo board so you can run old Windows Glide games by translating Glide calls into OpenGL. The CVS code moved to https://github.com/fcbarros/openglide.
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    This is a reprository of software I have written. It is written in C, C++ and hopefully in some obscure Basic :-) I gladly share my stuff with you under the MIT license, so you can do what you want with it (almost)... :-)
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    pepperDoc is an automatic documentation compiler similar to javadoc, but for use on php sources. It is very easy to use, because it's a commandline/binary, so you don't need to have a PHP-parser installed on your machine. Currently win32 only.
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    This is an implementation of the UML's Object Constraint Language. It's being developed so that it will be able to act as a component in general purpose open source UML modeling tools.
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    Is an introspective and customizable general purpose language; can be easily extended both in functions and syntax. Implements the idea that source code and program are equivalent, so it isn't compiled and the program source code can be modified runtime
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