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Banish crusty code with the Uncrustify C/C++/C#/D/Java/Pawn source code beautifier. It indents, adds newlines, aligns, etc, and is highly configurable.

It is a set of libraries and tools used with D compiler DMD Version 1 for Windows only. It consists of new runtime permitting to use Tango and Phobos libs simultaneously. It is mainly for use with another project (Dinrus, http://sourceforge.net/projects/dinrus) as an auxiliary tool for producing new modules and libraries. But it's still useful with D1(http://dprogramming.org) as it is a revision and a kind of summary for all previously written D1 codes. Find difference!

ANTLR is a well-known parser generator . It can generate parsers in several languages. This project provides the templates to produce D code and a D runtime library for running the created parser. It requires ANTLR tool. Use svn to get D target. One example is included. This target works with ANTLR 3.4

An experimental IDE for developing native applications in D. It manages your projects, contains a code completion engine and supports full symbolic debugging. Note: This software is not being actively developed anymore. Go have a look at http://wiki.dlang.org/IDEs to check out more updated IDEs like Mono-D which is D-IDE's descendant.

Diffdirectories provides tools to check differences between files content and date of two directories. Those could be on a local disk or a remote FTP server.

xContract is suite of per-language libraries that provide facilities for defining and enforcing software contracts. Intended to be used, where desired, in release modes/builds, xContract emphasises efficiency in addition to clarity and succinctness.

Fsum Frontend is a files integrity checker. It can calculate 96 hash and checksum algorithms(CRC32, MD5, SHA1, SHA2, ADLER, DHA256, FORK256, ...). You can verify your files using a .sfv/.md5/.sha1/.sha2 file or create your own checksum file.

The Language Machine is a toolkit for language and grammar: a library, main program, and self-hosted rule compilers with one frontend. The system is easy to use. It directly implements unrestricted rule-based grammars with actions and external interfaces.

This is an interpreter for the piet scripting language (I use the term "scripting" loosely) that extends the language to allow even more complex and imaginative programs.