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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
-