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XMLGear is an XML parser, styler, generator and editor libruary for Java ME, SE, EE devices. It provides you DOM model support and full object-oriented editor with fast and lightweight code.
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Open and cross compilant C++ Library, threading, mutexes,events, Callbacks, Xml Serialization, XML parser and generator , and a powerfull C++ code profiler. All the code is well documented and lots of examples are avalaible, easy to use.
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A generic XML parser generator. With a DTD input for any ML language, the C parser for that language is generated. The users can embed their C code with a minimal knowledge of lex/yacc.
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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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The aim is to develop a framework to translate UIML (User Interface Markup Language) description of UI into a number of plaforms (wxPython, HTML, etc.). Dynamic and "static" (into a program) rendering implied.
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