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Dyalect
Dyalect is a programming language for .NET Core
...It is also a good language to learn programming. Dyalect offers modern syntax, inspired by such languages as C#, Swift, Go and Rust, first class functions, coroutines, expressive modules, a dynamic type system with an ability to extend existing types with new functions and much more. Dy is shipped with a crossplatform interactive console. Main repo: https://github.com/vorov2/dyalect -
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Frotz
Infocom-style interactive fiction player
Frotz is a wildly popular and widely portable Z-machine. Ports are available for just about every machine out there. -
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BT-o-TCP
Simulate Bluetooth connections over TCP/IP
This project is used to simulate Bluetooth connections over TCP/IP. The server can run under Windows or Linux however Bluetooth devices can only be simulated on Linux for now. May be used to emulate Bluetooth connections between two virtual machines (e.g. VMware) running Linux. (The server would run on the host system in this case.) -
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A scheduling and resource management system for using a farm of servers running VMware virtualisation products as a computing cloud. Currently, only the VMware VIM 1.4 proxy is considered 'working'. Out of active development for the moment.
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Umvirt - is the tool to remote control of virtual machines on different hyper-visors like User-Mode-Linux (UML), Cooperative Linux (CoLinux) and so on.
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NanoCL is a simple command language with syntax based on TCL implemented in C++. NanoCL is designed to provide simple scripting language, configuration file format as well as interactive console to games and GUI applications.
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The project is intended to create a Beowulf cluster using Virtual machines. The application can be used to calibrate and estimate the hardware required to create a Beowulf Cluster.
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ubcc is a just-in-time compiler for various bytecodes. It is designed for use in operating system kernels.
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GHLI is GPMI's Highlevel Language Interpreter (doesn't requirey but suggests GPMI). It is an embeddable script interpreter for different script languages.GHLI aims to be small, simple and fast. Currently supports pascal-script and assembly-script.
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eXtendBus is a device sharing mechanism for Virtualization Platform, specially designed for Xen hypervisor. eXtendBus attempts to modify Xen’s architectural features and combine it with extended device driver architecture.
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Leafpile is a Z-code interpreter, a Java implementation of the Z-machine virtual machine used for running Infocom/Inform interactive fiction story files. Leafpile seeks complete compliance with the Z-machine Standards Document 1.0.
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