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tcom is a specification and implementation of a distributed component system which uses tuple spaces for IPC. Components can be written in any language. tcom is also well suited to modular apps which run on a single machine.

jDiSeq is a recording facility for call sequences within any Java Virtual Machine. Typical usage is to generate UML (Unified Modeling Language) sequence diagrams of a running system - client or serverside.

Wheat is a language and environment for creating dynamic web sites like blogs and portals: Every object has a URI, the virtual machine is a web server, and the development environment is a Wiki!

NerveBreak is a scripting language, library and system. It can be used as a standalone scripting language (like Perl) or as a C library (like Lua). It has a C-like syntax and it compiles the source code to virtual machine byte code for faster execution.

turt. A language package for creating Turing machines and passing input for processing by the machine described by the language tt.

Python SOAP is a free library implementing W3C's SOAP Protocol in the Python programming language. SOAP is an XML-based messaging protocol which is machine- and platform-independent.

The program emulates a MIX machine (introduced by Knuth in his books "The Art of Computer Programming"). - MIX Assembly Language (MIXAL) parser that converts the MIXAL code to MIX machine code - a MIX interpreter which executes MIX machine code

The Dirt virtual machine is designed to be easily used as a scripting engine or runtime core in C or C++ projects. The language itself is very similar to C. The tools have been created from scratch (no lex/bison/yacc) and are very portable

Il2j is a translator of Common intermediate language to java bytecode. It will allow programmers to program in any .Net languages, and run their software on any virtual machine.

Model implementation for the BaSa language, a Turing-like language. This simple language is to be run in a virtual machine. The proposed language specification is defined in http://www.cs.ui.ac.id/kuliah/IKI40800/model.html

Our goal was to develop a very simple programming language for expressing state machines. You can express the logic of a fairly complex, real life state machine in a single page of text that is easy to understand. Creates Java (C++ may be next).

Stalk is a new prototyping, message-passing OO language similar to Self. The interpreter compiles source text to bytecode for the Stalk Virtual Machine (SVM) and caches it. Compilable on most systems with sane C++ compilers, stalk has optional gtk binding

The Cup Programming Language is a combination compiler and VM (Virtual Machine). The language is purely procedural, though allows 'top-level' code like a scripting language.

Djarva is object language inspired by Ruby and Java languages. Djarva project includes Djarva language, Djarva language to Djarva bytecode compiler and Djarva virtual machine accepting Djarva bytecode. Whole solution is implemented in the Java language. Djarva compiler is based on JKIT (see http://homepages.ecs.vuw.ac.nz/~djp/jkit/).

Compiler and virtual machine of a new programming language similar to pascal with learning proposals for computer science engineering students.

OS for embedded and mobile devices based on tiny byte-code interpreter and FORTH language compiler (into platform-independent byte-code). In other word its smallest programming language realization works on any type computer with any OS

PTVM converts Object Pascal code into a given Virtual Machine language, and compiles it. Brings a common Virtual Machine Library for maximum support and compatibility. Some target platforms: Flash Player 8 and 9, J2ME with MIDP/CLDC, .NET.

IronBabel is a universal emulation platform; that is, IronBabel is intended to run anywhere and run anything. To achieve this, IronBabel is implemented using .NET technology, namely the Nemerle programming language.

LZO is a compression library which is widely used around the world. The main problem with LZO is that it is absolutely not human readable. People have done crazy stuff to get LZO to run in their language. Usually it implies inline assembly or trying to execute data which actually contains machine code. This is sick. Whoever is responsible for this sorry situation ought to be ashamed. So I'm going to deobfuscate LZO and provide a ISC implementation of this algorithm in Python and C. In addition, I will provide a textual description of the algorithm so that it can be easily ported to any programming language. ...