Languages
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- MakeRegex
- Perl module that creates regular expressions from word lists. Includes tester, instructions and download.
- 962
- Perl Regular Expressions
- Tutorial. Covers matching, replacing and sample problems such as matching a file path's double dots.
- 963
- Perl Regular Expressions by Example
- Basic introduction to Perl regex. Includes examples and partial syntax reference.
- 964
- Ace Scripting Language
- High-performance, strongly typed language, support for SGML and XML document standards, part of Structured Information Manager (SIM) product range. Free Download.
- 966
- C-SMILE
- Scripting language, syntax and structure from C, C++, Java, JavaScript. In classification, resides between Java and JavaScript. Has compiler, virtual machine running bytecodes, C/C++ extensible runtime. Runs standalone or embedded. [Public Domain]
- 967
- Scriptol Compiler
- Object- and XML-oriented, procedural language; goals: natural, safe, powerful, make programming fast and pleasant; code compiles to PHP or C++, source code or binary. English, Français. Open source, Mozilla license.
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- Squirrel
- A high level imperative/OO programming language, designed to be a scripting tool that fits in the size, memory bandwidth, and real-time requirements of applications like games. [Open source, zlib/libpng licence]
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- Cup
- Combination lightweight compiler and virtual machine (VM), suitable for embedding into larger parent applications, pure procedural, allows top-level code like scripting languages. In early development. [Open Source, Artistic License]
- 970
- KiXtart
- An official site of logon script processor and enhanced batch scripting language for computers running Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT or Windows 9x in a Windows Networking environment.
- 971
- ItWorld: Scripting with C
- Various interpreters offer familiarity of C in more attractive packages: brief inventory of the main products that give C a new look. (August 01, 2000)
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- Programming in Three Dimensions
- By Marc Najork. This thesis describes Cube, the first visual language to employ a three-dimensional syntax.