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CWeb A programming tool that allows you to program top down,
by splitting your program into many small, and under-
standable modules which `ctangle' tangles into a compiler
understandable file. By applying `cweave' to the program
you can produce a pretty-printed listing for processing
with `TeX'. This is version 3.0, an update to version
2.7 on disk number 848. Includes source.
Author: Donald Knuth, Silvio Levy, port by Andreas Scherer
Data2Object Sometimes you want to have a large text file in your code.
For example a built-in helpfile. d2o gives an easy way to
do just that. It takes the textfile as an argument and
produces a standard object file. Includes an option to
force the data into chip ram for graphics and sound data.
Version 1.1, binary only.
Author: Matthijs Luger
FlexCat FlexCat is a utility like CatComp (which is available for
registered developers only), KitCat or MakeCat, which
creates catalogs and source to handle them. The goal in
writing FlexCat was to be flexible in the source that is
created. This is done by using external template files
(so called source descriptions) which can be edited by the
programmer. Any programming language or individual needs
can be satisfied. This is V1.01 (some minor bug fixes)
and includes examples for Assembler, C and Oberon, an
example for handling catalogs in Workbench 2.0, german and
italian catalogs, source and docs in AmigaGuide, Ascii and
DVI format.
Author: Jochen Wiedmann
LibraryTimer GUI based attempt to figure out what library functions
take most of the processor time in an application, and
thus what functions should deserve more attention when
time-optimizing the program. Does this by patching the
functions in the selected library, then calling ReadEClock
in the timer.device before and after the function is
executed. Requires OS2.04+. Version 1.1, binary only.
Author: Jesper Skov
P2C A tool for translating Pascal programs into C. It supports
the following Pascal dialects: HP Pascal, Turbo/UCSD Pascal,
DEC VAX Pascal, Oregon Software Pascal/2, Macintosh Program-
mer's Workshop Pascal, Sun/Berkeley Pascal. Modula-2 syntax
is also supported. Most reasonable Pascal programs are con-
verted into fully functional C which will compile and run
with no further modifications. Version 1.20, includes
source.
Author: Dave Gillespie, AMIGA port by Günther Röhrich