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IDL2Matlab is an Automatic translation tool from an IDL program into Matlab and Scilab code. We do not guaranty a 100% conversion efficiency.
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Kiel University Relation package
Fast C library for relation algebra using binary decision diagrams.
Kure is a C library which provides manipulation of relations and operations of relation algebra using a fast implementation using binary decision diagram. It provides a Lua based domain-specific embedded programming language to conveniently manipulate and work with relations. For instance, given relations R, S, the tupling of them can be computed using [R,S] and they can be composed using R*S. -
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A strong, yet minimalistic Math-oriented Programming Language (MML) providing an easy-to-use console and a command-line script interpreter, targetted towards fast calculations for extremely big numbers, and bundled with a number of math libraries.
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The Jorne project develops software and open standards for linking Lojban text with WWW and Semantic Web metadata (e.g. RDF/N3, RSS, XML). Lojban is an artificial spoken and written language based on predicate logic.
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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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