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Andorra 2D is the new generation 2D Engine for Delphi and Lazarus. Andorra 2D is capable to use DirectX or OpenGL through graphic plugins. Andorra 2D is built in a very modular way and is yet easy to use.
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This is a tool developed by 2nd yr CSE B.Techs at IIT Guwahati.We have designed a software in C++ language which,given some design specifications of an analog amplifier generates a netlist file in the current folder which can be opened in LTSpice.
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My Dream Diary is a computer diary, that allows you to create and manage descriptions of dreams. Password protection, archiving, statistics, dream signs are the basic functions of this program.
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Crazy Turtle puzzle game solver utility. Other names: CRAZY TURTLE / LE JEU FOU DE LA TORTUE / NAUGHTY TURTLES / ŠAŠAVE KORNJAČE / NAGAJIVE ŽELVICE / SASAVE KORNJACE
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XSL-FO Formatting markup WYSIWYG editor & PDF tree BookMark. XML document which is most often used as PDFs or RTF generator. It can read and edit 95% from Apache fop sample. Export to fo,pdf,rtf,tif fax, page, Import fo,html,page,odt OpenOffice 1-2
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s@rdalya, is a cross-browser AJAX Framework, designed to work in all DOM-supporting browsers, aiming to make DHTML programming easy and fun. Pros: + OO + Flexible, easily extendible + Modular + Independent of OS + Lightweight(when considered what it does
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wxDeveloperStudio is a set of tools for developing applications based on the wxWidgets cross-platform framework for C++. It features an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and a Dialogue Generator for designing GUI resources visually.
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OneSource wants to be a play ground where previously incompatible technologies come together. The first release will concentrate on Compilation of core Microsoft libraries MFC/ATL/WTL/COM with GCC and other standard compilers, on Windows and/or Winelib.
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This project is a simple but funny attempt to implement a persistence layer between a relational database and a graphical application. Basically, it consists of a wine cellar management... try it!
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JDPlay is a jni library and a remote controlled exe for launching DirectPlay games from java. The jni library is for easy usage on windows and the exe is for launching via wine on linux. JDPlay originates from Coopnet (http://coopnet.sourceforge.net).
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Openfy is a free music streaming service, where no fees or advertisements exist. Sheudeled to be released Q4 2011 for Windows, Mac OS X, Android, iOS and Linux.
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Open Voxel Engine for RTS
Java based Open source Voxel Engine for RTS games
OVERTS© is an open source Java coded gaming engine that is designed for the creation of turn-based and real-time strategy games. The aims of this project is to create easy to use tools to create worlds, terrains, and objects, with an easy to use Voxel editor, as well as provide an API for easy coding of most any style of strategy game one can think of.
