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Unicoder is a single header file that you add to your C or C++ projects which allows you to easily display unicode characters in the Terminal display irregardless of what compiler you are using. That is, it was written so that it would be portable so you can change platforms or compilers with ease. Currently it can be used on either the Windows or Linux platforms. Also, Unicoder can insert compiler specific commands that perform useful task such as clearing the console display or turn...

Cross-platform python dynamic bindings of GObject-based libraries for Windows 32-bit and 64-bit.

Powerful rule-based command line parser and cofiguration reader. Options can be created using annotations or manually using a powerful API. Options are grouped into hierarchical namespace, allowing sophisticated inclusion, exclusion and grouping based on rules. Supports multiple dialects and automatic document creator such as typical usage and UNIX manpages. POSSIX, GNU, MSDOS command line parser dialects. XML, INI, PROPERTIES configuration file types. Database and general persistance or...

Lightweight IDE (LWP) is a minimalistic, easy to use IDE for Mac OSX for Pascal/Object Pascal/C/C++/ObjC that provides a multi-window editor with syntax coloring, function pop-up and error shortcuts. It serves as a front-end to FPC and GCC.

KeyValue is a cross-platform library for making C++ objects accessible through LibreOffice Calc, Excel and other front-ends. Experience of spreadsheet users is enhanced by an object model and a handy key-value based interface.

Graphical OS Kernel compiled with gcc 4.6.1 and nasm 2.09.08

rngcc is "really nice GNU C compiler" it's the GUI for the standard GCC on Unix systems rngcc is fully written in c

Open Linux Developer is a development environment that provides a graphical front-end to the Linux compilers gcc and g++ as well as support for GTK+ development. It includes the basic essentials needed by a Linux programmer.

C++ IDE which is directly operating on the AST: It parses the C++ project and represents it in an AST. The editor is operating on the AST. Then, the IDE will push the AST directly to GCC so that GCC does not need to do any parsing.