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    Bubbles the simple, easy to use HTTP web server, browser controlled

    ...Her design is light and stable, and an extensive block-based memory management system ensures all her key operations use memory in a sustained and reliable manner.
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    Simple program to calculate time tracking of 2 computers in internet club (project is closed)
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    WANT automates the process of building, testing, and packaging applications and libraries much like Jakarta Ant does. WANT is a Pascal-friendly build tool. Use http://news.optimax.com (sdforum.want) for issue tracking, suggestions, and general discussion
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