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HotSAX is a fast, small footprint, non-validating SAX2 parser for HTML/XML/XHTML. It can be used in simple web agents, page scrapers and spiders. The goal is to embed this in cell phone "midlets."
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TinyTcl is a tiny version of Tcl, for small footprint machines and embeddable/rommable applications. It is derived from Tcl 6.7 and compiles to less than 60K, 10X smaller than Tcl 7 and Tcl 8.
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XPath Parser is a library consisting of parser for XPath-expressions and a set of classes which are used to represent their structure. Parser creates class-based structure of an XPath expression which may be manipulated as required. This small library ma
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A small, efficient and reliable java virtual machine aimed at portable devices (but also runnable on desktop computers), initially written by Rick Wild of Wabasoft. This account is for the development of the VM core and the associated core java packages.
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This is a small program that enable you to generate XML from your 'home made' document format (should be a text file...) following a very simple control file.
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C++/Java-like interpreter written in C++, using Flex and Bison. Small kernel, user extensions (shared libs) allow to add functions and classes to the system.
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It is a former "iLisp" project (N.B. - not emacs ilisp!), which is a small and embedabble Lisp-like interpreter.
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Pocket Smalltalk is Smalltalk-80 for small machines. Currently we support PalmOS with a virtual machine. We are looking for ports to other devices. PSt consists of an IDE (currently for Win32), which generates executables from Smalltalk source.
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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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This is a cross-platform C++ library that provides an intuitive and quick way to deal with tree structured configuration text files. It is also very small, making it easy and comfortable to include in any project.
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This is a .NET implementation of a small (French) language. The intent is to provide a language that even kids can learn. Yet, the only understood language is the French, and the interpreter is not ready for other, since it's a quick and dirty dev.
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Trying to implement a lispy scripting language on top of Java in a minimalistic way: as small as possible but with a solid language design thats borrowed from common lisp.
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Prog is a lightweight, high-level, general-purpose, interpretable, compilable, strongly typed language that balances pragmatism, legibility, and versatility. Types are first-class objects and evaluation is considered a side-effect of type conversion.
