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Introduction: A set of macros to provide C/Pascal -like structures in assembly program: if-else-endif, while-endWhile, repeat-until, switch-EndSwitch, for-EndFor, downFor-EndDownFor, try-catch-finally-EndTry. Objective: Encourage writing of assembly
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This is a reprository of software I have written. It is written in C, C++ and hopefully in some obscure Basic :-) I gladly share my stuff with you under the MIT license, so you can do what you want with it (almost)... :-)
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NATIVE is a project aimed at producing a version of the C# language compiler which omits native-code for various OS platforms. NATIVE does not target the CLI or use the CLR.
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Generate Pascal and/or C code starting from a simple HTML-like file. You insert then the output in your program and with a simple call to a function you'll see on the screen the linked HTML! In the future the format will be HTML/XML.
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Lightspeed golf course management softwareFrom tee sheet management, point of sale and payment processing to marketing, automation, reporting and more—Lightspeed is built for the pro shop, restaurant, back office, beverage cart and beyond.
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Open SPHiNX C-- Compiler is a set of compiler and libraries based on the "SPHiNX C--" programming language created by Peter Cellik.
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FD-SDK
The FreeDOS Software Development Kit
The project aims to be the repository for commonly used routines within the FreeDOS project, to help developers make it easier to develop and reuse code that is better proved and follows the FreeDOS standards.
