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A rich and varied modeling tool with many features to model business processes, relationships and entities. This is a useful tool for system analysts wishing to model and describe enterprise workflow and logistics.

An improved version of the SILVERRUN-JD, this tool can be used to design your class models graphically, via a generate function so you can quickly begin programming. Features include java validation and an XMI import/export for exchanging your models with …

A Library with various cross-platform C tools. This library contains a variety of C language cross-platform programming tools including different modules for task management, IO management and network management etc..

An XML editor, XSLT debugger and tree viewer/editor. Features of oXygen XML Editor include Colored syntax; Context sensitive content assistant and integrated FOP for generating PDF or PS documents…..etc..

A programming language based on established BASIC rules. The principal features of PureBasic are portability (Windows, AmigaOS and Linux are fully supported), production of fast and highly optimized executables and, very simple BASIC syntax.

A debugging program for C, C++, Java, Modula-2 and many other languages. It can run on GNU/Linux, BSD and most proprietary operating systems.

An in-memory embedded database. This is an in-memory database system (IMDS) designed principally for intelligent devices – although it can also be used in desktop and server applications. EXtremeDB provides powerful data management and development capabilities while minimizing RAM and …

A 32 bits Pascal compiler. The language syntax is semantically compatible with TP 7.0. Supports several Delphi extensions (classes, rtti, exceptions…). Free Pascal supports overloading etc..

KSql, which used to be known as KMySql, is an easy-to-use KDE database client, providing access to several databases. You can browse several SQL servers in a tree-view, send SQL queries, and view the result on multiple tables.

A script for generating and maintaining Makefiles on Linux. Genmake is written in Gt+ and can, in theory, be ported on to other platforms with a version of Gtk+.