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Example-based Development of Grammars v.0.3.0
Example-based Development of Grammars (EDG) is a system implemented in Lisp for building natural language grammars andlexicons incrementally and interactively.
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Macintosh MFC Libraries v.1.0
An attempt at porting the MFC framework over to Mac OS X.
Maven JSF Richfaces Example v.1.0
An example project using Maven 2, JSF, Richfaces, Tomahawk, JPA(Hibernate), Spring, etc.
XD++ MFC Library Standard Edition V8.20
The XD++ Class Library is a set of classes built on the Microsoft Foundation Classes. XD++ was designed from the start to be a reusable class library XD++ supports Documents, Views, and Graphical Objects such as rectangles, ellipses, polygons,
Graphical Installer Example v.2 3
It's tool for creating profesional good-looking installers based on NSIS scripts.
Ssetup Example v.5.15.1
Ssetup is a general purpose installation /uninstall utility.
SWT Win32 Extension Example v.6.0
It is a software development kit enabling you to work with native code from Java programs without using JNI.
Custom Print Preview in C++ Example v.2 1
Learn how to create reports in C++ Builder. Create custom print previews and avoid the apperiance of a default Quick report window Learn how to cycle through pages Print from Ms Access database Tutorial on proper using the QuickRep and QRPreview
VBto Converter
Software for converting Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 projects (including source code) to MS Visual Studio VB.NET, C#, J#, VC.NET, VC++ (MFC), Borland C++ Builder, Borland Delphi. Visual Basic forms viewer (.frm, .frx files) and source code analyzer (.frm,
EZNamespaceExtensionsMFC v.2013
EZNamespaceExtensionsMFC is a framework for rapid development of shell namespace extensions in MFC. It supports features including sub-folders, custom views, details/column view, contextmenus, drag-drop & integrates smoothly into Windows Explorer.
HPS WinTail v.1.6.0 beta
HPS WinTail is the ultimate Windows port of the Unix tail utility. Just like the Unix tail, HPS WinTail continually displays new lines as they are appended to a text file - for example, a log file or a trace output file.