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A multiplataform development kit 2D for Linux G++ and Windows MinGW. features: 2D render with OpenGL. Clock and FPS control. Multithread WIndows and Linux. Templated Binary Tree. Network TCP/UDP SERVER/CLIENT. SQL using SQLite. Áudio 2D and 3D using SFML. View Based Render. 2D Shape Render. Animation with interpolation Line/Curve. 2D Bones with IK and BVH loader. Physics 2D using Box2D. Tile Set and Tile Map. Cenario layer based. XML parser using...
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BxEngine
BxEngine For Marmalade And QT
BxEngine is middleware game engine. png decoder / pathfind logic / scene system / memory system / telex system / particle / STL (named BxVar) / pooling / singleton / http query cache system / xml parser / express fixed float / dynamical resource loading / BEKON parser (better json) / THROW (dynamical parameter) / software renderer / animation-tool / particle-tool (Marmalade... -
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libmathml is a library that allows MathML documents to be rendered and edited in any GUI and with any XML parser.
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Lightweight XML processor; XML-POJO mapping via Java5 annotations or DTD; Preprocessing of XML documents using expression language; Binary XML; RMI friendly XML; JSON format support; XML marshall/unmarshall; HTML as XML parser; Swing XML Viewer
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The program can be used to solve the problems about XML encoding exception. Step 1: Convert XML to SXML; Step 2: Extract the data ID in SXML using other XML parser library ; Step 3: The raw data are extracted from SXML.
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Jigsaw (http://www.jigsaw.com/) is a business contact directory. This project is for developers using Jigsaw to write iPhone and iPad apps. It supports REST. The project also envisions support for on device object persistence using SQLLite.
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A framework for creating highly interactive websites using javascript, css, xml, and html. Includes a custom xml parser for highly readable javascript. Essentially, all the plumbing for making AJAX-based websites, with js-based GUI toolkit.
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Non-validating java xml parser with extreme small size (jar file less than 5k) and high speed. Requires only basic java API and could run even on J2ME devices. Clean and simple API.
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Jabber client libraries for light java devices such as mobile phones, it brings instant messaging capabilities to every java phone (with support to MIDP), but may be used for other applications! It uses a very tiny XML parser crafted for this project.
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Light-weight Java XML parser with limited XPath search support. Aimed to be used as a utility for misc developing tasks (i.e. config file parsing, message exchange between objects, etc). Features: (i) Runs on Java 1.1 VM (can be used for applets) (i
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A fast, useful subset of XSLT implemented using (and intended for use in conjunction with) the Electric XML parser from The Mind Electric.
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Developping for MacOS X, you needed a XML parser while you're programing using the Cocoa (Objective-C) environement?? We thought of you, here comes some frameworks to do the job!!!
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Phulcrum brings the concept of Model 2 web development to PHP and includes a library of PHP code including: a logging framework; a fast, thin database abstraction layer; an object persistence framework; an XML scripting engine; and a flexible XML parser.
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XMLpg - XML parser generator. Generates an XML parser in C++ from a DTD. The generated code will provide validation as well as conversion of the input XML.
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C++DOM is a C++ implementation of DOM Core. It is built it on top of expat (XML parser in C, by James Clark).
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eXML is a XML Parser Framework for Eiffel. It features a native Eiffel parser and expat (using a C-bridge). Please note that we are using the mailing list at http://www.egroups.com/group/exml (and not the one on SF)
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A new independent file system to report data reported by proc file system in XML format. So the application can fetch data with generic xml parser without any difficult.
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Combine Jabber, Java, Java Servlets, JavaScript, Stylesheets, XSL, and Xerces XML Parser for starters and you get JabberHTTPServlets. JabberServlets is a concept (ala Jer) to come that will allow interaction with the Jabber Server through Java.
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