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GNU epsilon
Claimed by GNU Analyzed 5 days ago
GNU epsilon, a new extensible programming language
Programming languages should be designed to be growable by users, built upon a very small kernel language and a set of syntactic abstraction features aiming at rewriting complex programs into a combination of simple forms which are easy to
Licenses:
gpl3
Monicelli
M
Analyzed about 23 hours ago
An esoteric programming language based on the now-famous lines from the movie Amici Miei.
This project contains the specification of the language and a source-to-source compiler, mcc.
CDIBase
Analyzed 1 day ago
Originally released in 2012, this free open source communicative development inventory (CDI) data manager aids scientific research into language acquisition by managing CDIs across many studies, languages, and CDI types. It allows authorized lab members to search and filter lab data, provides
daedalus-llvm
D
Analyzed 2 days ago
Implementation of ZenGin's scripting language.
Licenses:
lgpv3_or_...
execline
E
Analyzed 3 days ago
The execline scripting language
It's a minimalist continuation-passing-style scripting language taking advantage of the Unix argv structure, where the interpreter does not stay in memory. It is lighter and faster than a shell; it has the lowest memory footprint and the lowest code path of any scripting language.
Seen
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No analysis available
Seen , is a multi-paradigm programming language designed to
- simplify writing code
- have a source-to-source compiler that will output source files in languages such as Java and Python.
The project is still in its early stages,
a few features that are to be expected :
- Modules : a
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
BSD-3-Clause
Lydrige
L
Analyzed 2 days ago
Lydrige is a simple statically typed interpreted programming language inspired by lisp. It supports all major platforms including Windows, Mac, Linux, and FreeBSD and is written in C. It is a work-in-progress. It doesn't support many things yet, but it does support: functions, variables, arrays
WinASSIST
W
Claimed by NASA Analyzed 3 days ago
The WinASSIST program uses a rule-oriented language to automatically generate input files for the SURE/WinSURE program. The user describes the failure behavior and recovery behavior of a fault-tolerant computer system in an abstract language. The WinASSIST program then automatically generates a
Licenses:
No declared licenses