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Written in C++ (using template). Calculator++ is a application/library for Window (POSIX). The core of code is adaptable for posix. This algorithm support: + built-in operator + built-in functions + run-time functions and variables definition + run-time units system, units with prefix + constants definition + Pretty mathematical expressions - Process ascii files (dev) - vector and matrix (dev) - graph 2D and 3D (dev) - vector graph (dev) - symbolic calculate (dev) - Animations (dev)

...Anything you write with Phiction Phreak is yours to keep with no attached licenses. It is intended to be used as a "ghost writer", so no mention of it has to be made when publishing the final version of your work. The software is built into a GUI that allows you to easily browse and search through the database. As a general rule, clicking on any word inside of the window will open up a new search for that term. You can search for anything, or view the entire database at once. There is also a list of the most common words in the database which allows you to sort through the database instead of search.

A text editor for the PSP using a semi-chordal ('keymashing') text entry scheme, allowing relatively rapid input with just the built-in controls.

SemNotes is a semantic note taking tool for KDE4, built on top of Nepomuk-KDE. The tool is still under development, but it is already usable, provided that KDE4 is installed and the Nepomuk running.

Fusionet24 Text Editor is a simple text editor with basic functionality. Built for .NET

cEdit is an advanced and free alternative to both common text editors, and IDE's. It has many of the features found in shareware editors, including extensive language support, function listing, built in FTP, projects, and docking support.

Enabling intellisense(also called CodeInsight or AutoCompletion) for Vim Editor. Intellisense is supported for many languages and can be built for any language of your choice.

subtex is an XML version of LaTeX, the popular typesetting system. It contains a subset of the latex commands (hence SUBtex) but also contains many improvements, including a fabulous built-in bibliography system. LaTeX tags in XML! Yeah!