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"No comment!" is a command-line tool that generates various comment-related metrics for source code files (e. g. comment density, blank lines per file)

Moved to Git Hub, https://github.com/SaikiranDaripelli/WsdlAuditor

progstat: Used to view current download statistics for posted programs on various sites.

LDIFF is an enhanced language-independent line differencing tool built upon the Unix diff and overcomes its limitations in determining whether an artifact line has been changed or is the result of additions and removals

REL (Research and Education Language) is a simple but very powerfull language with a compiler, an interpreter and a verifier.

An easy to use API for documenting PHP (>= 5.3) projects. It follows a strict structure and originally, it was only written for the Buxa Framework. The documentor mainly uses reflection and yes... of course, it supports the namespace stuff.

News: since 2015 we continue all related developments within Collective Knowledge Framework: http://github.com/ctuning/ck/wiki ICI transforms production compilers into open interactive plugin-based research infrastructure as the first step towards future intelligent self-tuning computing systems. More information: http://cTuning.org/ici

JavaCount is a simple (Code, Comments, Cyclomatic and Statements) counter for Java methods that ouput the metrics in various formats (csv, xml, etc) -- Acknowledgement: EU Funded FP6 Qualoss Project (see http://www.qualoss.eu).

SIM stands for Struts In Mind, the goal is to transform a struts-config.xml file into a Freemind map, thus allowing a better vizualisation of the application mapping. Configuration is analyzed to provide a vision enhanced with colors and icons.

JSDE( JavaScript development environment), is a "Make" tools in JavaScript. you cloud use JSDE to check js|css syntax error, obfuscate js code, analyze js project , include file once, extent js syntax, find the dependence map, check file encoding.

Recognizes typical patterns in Java code which could be replaced with functions provided by open source libraries http://www.jnorm.org

Utility to fix common misspellings, typos in source codes. There are lots of typical misspellings in program codes. Typically they are more eye-catching in the living code but they can easily hide in comments, examples, samples, notes and documentations. With this utility you can fix a large number of them very quickly. Be aware that the utility does not check or fix file names. It can easily happen that a misspelled word is fixed in a file name in a program's code, but the file itself...