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Doxygen is a JavaDoc like documentation system for C++, C, Java and IDL.

Orx is a portable, lightweight, plugin-based, data-driven and extremely easy to use 2D-oriented game engine. As orx is data driven, it allows users to create games with a small number of lines of code and reduces drastically the development time.

scl is Objective C library for macOS, iOS and GNUstep with custom set of ObjC classes and extentions of standard CF, Cocoa and Cocoa Toch classes, such as NSString

RenderTools is an OpenGL based scenegraph library in C++ for Windows, OSX and IOS supporting OpenGL|ES1.1, ES2.0, OpenGL1.5 and up to the latest version (currently 4.2). It allows the developer to easily (de)serialize a scenegraph to-and-from xml, create renderbuffers, framebuffers, samplers, vertexbuffers etc. and cross-reference those items. RenderTools allows you to completely specify an application, its resources, viewcontrollers and its renderpasses in one single xml. GraphNodes such...

iOS Ports is a Collection of F/OSS libraries which have been ported to the iPhoneOS/iOS platform.

MacEval is part of an Evaluation Framework Suite to support usability evaluators with means of performing low-cost usability evaluations. The tool allows the evaluator to record, evaluate, and analyze data user tests.

A growing set of complete classes that ease iOS development. S4iOSLibraries provide an application framework for iOS development.

iSDGE is meant to be a free next generation 3D game engine for mobile devices supporting OpenGL ES 2.0. It is very easy to use, extremely flexible and fast. iSDGE is mostly written in C++ and currently comes with an Objective-C binding for iOS.

A date-time framework for Cocoa based on the Joda-Time Java library.

The Objective-C Game Library(ObjCGL) is a set of Objective-C classes that use SDL to provide a way for programmers to implement a basic set of components into their games quickly and easily.

cocoa.php is a set of PHP classes which emulate some of the features of Objective-C's Cocoa (or GNUStep) framework. The project is in its VERY early stages at the moment. My initial motivation was to provide enough functionality to read and write property list files - the aim being to make it very trivial to exchange data between a real Cocoa application and a web-based API. Code in the project was written from scratch and the only the names of the classes and methods are the same...