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...Its collaborative environment empowers developers to concurrently address hardware and software aspects of a project. The Proximus Open Source version boasts robust support for multi-threaded programming with a C++ implementation. This capability allows developers to harness the full potential of C++ for crafting applications that can efficiently execute multiple threads simultaneously, thereby optimizing the utilization of modern multi-core processors. Proximus for NUMA has a big impact, changing how projects are created, developed, and launched. ...

The Mozart Programming System is an open source implementation of the programming language Oz 3. Oz is a multi-paradigm language that supports declarative programming, object-oriented programming, constraint programming, concurrency and distributed programming as part of a coherent whole.

TkTreeCtrl is a multi-column hierarchical listbox widget for the Tk GUI toolkit.

IPAT-S is a scenario modeling language. Use it for rapid development of quantitative strategic scenarios for governments, agencies, businesses, etc. using a fast and compact interpreted language. Package includes IPAT Studio development environment.

TrueProgrammer by TrueTech is the first multi-platform, multi-language IDE/compiler for developers. The system works with BASIC, Tcl, Assembly, C++ and more. Currently, the project is in early production in TCL/TK.

DFDEdit is a platform independent GUI based tool to assist users in drawing, editing, saving and validating the data flow of multi level DFDs.

Suite of desktop applications and utilities, notably a rich-text-capable multi-mode editor, and utilities and Tcl/Tk libraries that they use. The libraries are intended to be useful to other Tcl/Tk script writers.

A win32 and later a multi-platform file editor with it's main emphasis on it's Tcl interface. Still in beta, it manages to deliver a usable, almost fully functional file editor with all the goodies one needs and minus all the goodies not everyone needs. I