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A toolkit to empower non-programmers to build modules rapidly and easily, primarily for PCDOM PrimaCare and THIRRA EHR.
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A set of bindings (for C, C++, Pascal and Object Pascal) for the GEM desktop environment on MS-DOS, Atari TOS and Linux (GEMIX) as well as an application framework for C++ and Object Pascal optimized for developing GEM desktop applications.
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GEM for Max/MSP is Max(cycling'74) external objects to render OpenGL-based graphics. This project is to port of GEM originally coded for pd (puredata).
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Pyston is a GEM based plugin for GCC that traverses the C/C++ source code and automagically writes thin, fast Python wrappers for all types and functions. These wrappers once created, are independent of the tool and can be directly distributed.
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Ruben provides Maven 2.x plugins for Ruby builds. Includes functionality for unit testing, syntax checking, rails/gem packaging and dependency resolution.
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A hybrid system simulation language similar to SHIFT and Lambda-SHIFT, written in Ruby and C. Combines numerical integration, state machines, and the breezy power of Ruby. To install: get ruby and then "gem install redshift".
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This project aims to provide a full implementation of the GEM VDI & AES API's on a truly multi-tasking, network aware system (Linux Kernel) with the appropriate modifications to support the advanced functionality of the underlying OS.
