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SuperWaba is a Virtual Machine for handhelds. Runs in PalmOS, Windows CE, Win32, and is fully emulated under JDK/browser. Supports Exceptions, has a complete set of UI controls (Palm/WinCE), double and long, grayscale/color, sockets/serial/IR/Bluetooth
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Tools to incrementally build customised Forth Virtual Machines for embedded applications. Token compiler converts token description into C code templates. PC console application includes FVM, it is used to compile and debug bytecodes for target FVM.
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xacc.ide is a opensource IDE aimed at mainly .NET development. It has a code editor written in 100% C# code, which is faster than most commercial offerings.
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A collection of tools for the SETL Programming Language, including a LALR parser generator and lexical scanner generator.
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sbf stands for Sbf BrainFuck. It is a utility for interpreting, compiling, and translating the brainfuck language. It is intended to have any and all features a brainfuck programmer would ever want or need.
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Loose (Lightweight Object Oriented Scripting Engine, but also 'loose' regarding to OO features) is an extremely lightweight object oriented scripting engine (core engine is less than 400 lines of C code).
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Sieve is a mail filtering language standardized as RFC 3028 / RFC 5228 and its extensions. libSieve provides a simple, clean API for parsing and executing Sieve scripts. Code is on GitHub: http://github.com/sodabrew/libsieve
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BladeWareVXML is a portable VoiceXML 2.1 interpreter that is an enhanced version (performance, usability and integration) of OpenVXI. A commercial version, with documentation, sample code, and support options, is available from the Commetrex Website.
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Tcl/Java consists of two pieces of software. Jacl is an implementation of a Tcl interpreter written entirely in Java. Tcl Blend is a Tcl extension that provides access to Java from inside Tcl. One can prototype Java code using Tcl, and much more.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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Gentee is a friendly full-scale and free programming language. It is easy-to-master and can be a reliable assistant in your everyday work. Software developers can easily use it in their applications.
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MeMo (stands for Meta-Model) is planned as Generic Programming Language & IDE, as flexible & smart as it is possible for computer application, including adjustable syntax, algorithm reduction. Ideally, it has to contain AI for interacting with the user.
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Psyco showed that it is possible to execute Python code at speeds approaching that of fully compiled languages, by "specialization". The project is now dead and replaced by PyPy: http://pypy.org/
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Mouseth is a cross between the Mouse and Forth programming languages. The programs are compiled to a very compact, machine independant bytecode, which can then be run on its extremely small virtual machine.
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IcyCrystal is an interpreted language. We are planning to have advanced mathematics, arrays and modules (including MySQL support. There are currently no releases but the CVS is very active. You can CVS browse the code by going to the icycrystal module.
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The Basil project's mission is to build a parsing and modeling environment where one is able to work with, code in, integrate, and design a wide variety of computer languages.
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DWI (recently renamed to Estron and moved to http://estron.alioth.debian.org/) is a rapid application development system for creating graphical applications that manipulate info in an SQL database. Uses XML and Gnome Glade for the GUI designer.
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rpp is an interpreted scripting language for easily creating new macro processing languages (or other forms of text editing languages/translations).
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mod_npy is alternative way of running Python scripts under Apache - alternative to having mod_python installed, or running as CGI. It allows mixing Python code with HTML much like PHP. It's a mixture of Python power and PHP style page writing.
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Writing extensions to Perl. Integrating basic operations in Perl syntax rather than writing modules. Possible areas are extended types (graphs etc.) and php like outputing.
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Powerful PHP IDE/Editor. Automatically generates code for your scripts, based on our own PHP Framework. Can create projects, full class/function breakdown. Supports PHP 5x. Under active alpha development (as of Feb 06), subversion repository for latest.
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JC is a Java virtual machine implementation that converts class files into C source files using the Soot Java bytecode analysis framework, compiles them with GCC, and loads them using a built-in ELF object loader. JC uses GNU Classpath's class library.
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GHLI is GPMI's Highlevel Language Interpreter (doesn't requirey but suggests GPMI). It is an embeddable script interpreter for different script languages.GHLI aims to be small, simple and fast. Currently supports pascal-script and assembly-script.
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Xbvl is the Lisp dialect used at University Paris 8 Its main features are : * Automatic optimizations of Lisp code * Possibility to add additional activities to Lisp functions, instructions and variables. These activities don't affect the p
