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Run BASIC Free Edition: Run BASIC is a powerful all-in-one web programming system designed to make web programming easy. Capabilities include graphics, XML, SQLite database, Cascading Style Sheets, ...
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DB-Structure: Small util to read and print DBF/DB structures, a feature lacking in other tools. For Windows ME NT4 W2K W2K3 W95 W98 ...
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Alagus Printer Installer (API)
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Alagus Printer Installer (API) is a free tool for remote installing/uninstalling network printers. Runs in Microsoft Widows Networks. The program is determined to help the system administrators. The API s main function is to make the process of installing and uninstalling the printers in your LAN easier. Alagus Printer Installer remove the need of writing scripts in the console and all that is left is several clicks with the mouse.
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Hits in this month: 7 - Added: 8th Jul 2005 - Added by: vj
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Algol60
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compiler and interpreter: A compact portable system for MSDOS and CP/M permission is granted free for personal use
An economic use of resources is achieved by compiling the Algol source into code for a virtual machine, which is implemented in assembly language. The complete system has two compilers and two virtual machines, an integer only subset and the full version. Both compilers are written in the Algol subset, the subset compiler is self compiling. In order to make it as small and fast as possible, the subset virtual machine interpreter has very little error checking. Devoid of floating point, nested procedure declarations, stack checking and a few other things, the subset compiler is ultra lean. The full compiler at 17K bytes is only just larger than the full virtual machine interpreter. The output of the subset compiler is code for the subset virtual machine, but expressed in assembly language. The compilers are one pass and very fast. They use the method of recursive descent.
In education, the Algol-60 system can be used as an example of a compiler and how the best use was made of very limited resources. It is a real world compiler which was a commercial success, now available in source code form.
The download includes the full user manual, which contains a description of the generated code and details of the stack layout.
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Hits in this month: 7 - Added: 9th May 2004 - Added by: lt
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Alias OpenGL Graphics Library
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This is a C++ OpenGL graphics framework I wrote to facilitate writing experiments in 2D/3D graphics.
It exposes a simple interface to initialize, animate, and render the scene.
The backend has a default Windows procedure to deal with common responses, various mouse movement functions, a texure loading component and a math component. The backend components are compiled into static link libraries. It is designed to be both high level and modular in the sense that the developer can chose to use as much of the high-level objects as fits the current application. It is written for a Windows environment using OpenGL in VC++ v6.0.
The Alias OpenGL backend supports the following features:
- Default Windows procedure
- Two mouse movements: Fly-through, Rotate-center
- Mouse click notification
- Mouse selection of objects in the scene
- A central Texture Manager able to load and store bmp, jpg, png images
- A Math library:
o Basic types like vector, matrix are implemented as templates in order facilitate support for int, float, double
o A template based random number generator, so that you can specify the generation function in the template parameter
o A simple 1-dimensional differential equation solver
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Hits in this month: 7 - Added: 23rd Feb 2005 - Added by: lt
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Alice
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Although computer programming has existed in its modern form for half a century, it still eludes all but a small fraction of society. While programming is an inherently difficult activity, there are currently many barriers, both mechanical and sociological, that prevent large portions of the population from learning to program a computer. Learning to program a computer is hard.
Alice address both the mechanical and sociological barriers that currently prevent many students from successfully learning to program a computer. Alice addresses the mechanical barriers to programming by making it much easier for students to create programs. Rather than having to correctly type commands according to obscure rules of syntax, students drag-and-drop words in a direct manipulation interface. This user interface ensures that programs are always well-formed. In addition, Alice reifies object-based programming by providing animated, on-screen 3D virtual objects. Alice makes learning to program easier. And it's fun.
Sociological barriers are far more complex. Alice addresses the specific needs of the subpopulation of middle school girls. By supporting storytelling, an intrinsically motivating activity for middle school girls, Alice will make programming a means to an exciting end.
Operating system requirements: Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP
Minimum hardware requirements: A Pentium running at 500 MHz or better + a VGA graphics card capable of high (16 bit) color + 128 MB of RAM + video resolution of 1024x768
Alice is a 3D Interactive Graphics Programming Environment for Windows 95/98/NT built by the Stage 3 Research Group at Carnegie Mellon University. The Alice project is a public service to the wider computing and artistic communities; our hope is to make it easy for novices to develop interesting 3D environments and to explore the new medium of interactive 3D graphics. The current version of Alice authoring tool is free to everyone and runs on computers that are commonly available for reasonable prices. Worlds created in Alice can be viewed and interacted with inside of a standard web browser once the Alice plug-in has been installed.
Alice is primarily a scripting and prototyping environment for 3D object behavior, not a 3D modeler; this makes Alice much more like LOGO than AutoCAD. By writing simple scripts, Alice users can control object appearance and behavior, and while the scripts are executing, objects respond to user input via mouse and keyboard.
Alice is not a 3D modeling program, but it does read many common 3D file formats including .DXF and .OBJ formats. Objects can be converted to Alice format from .3DS format using a special 3D Studio Max plug-in. The Alice core distribution includes a large library of textured models.
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Hits in this month: 7 - Added: 27th Feb 2002 - Added by: jb
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Alice
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Alice is a functional programming language based on Standard ML, extended with rich support for concurrent, distributed, and constraint programming. Alice extends Standard ML with several new features:
- Futures: laziness and light-weight concurrency with data-flow synchronisation
- Higher-order modules: higher-order functors and abstract signatures
- Packages: integrating static with dynamic typing and first class modules
- Pickling: higher-order type-safe, generic & platform-independent persistence
- Components: platform-independence and type-safe dynamic loading of modules
- Distribution: type-safe cross-platform remote functions and network mobility
- Constraints: solving combinatorical problems using constraint propagation and programmable search
The Alice System is a rich open-source programming system featuring the following tools:
- Virtual machine: a portable VM with support for just-in-time compilation
- Interactive system: an interpreter-like interactive toplevel
- Batch compiler: separate compilation
- Static linker: type-safe bundling of components
- Inspector: a tool for interactively inspecting data structures
- Explorer: a tool for interactively investigating search problems
- Gtk+: a binding for the Gnome toolkit GUI library
- SQL: a library for accessing SQL databases
- XML: a simple library for parsing XML documents
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Hits in this month: 5 - Added: 21st Aug 2005 - Added by: lt
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Alice 99
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Free, Easy, Interactive 3D Graphics for the WWW
Alice is a 3D Interactive Graphics Programming Environment for Windows 95/98/NT built by the Stage 3 Research Group at Carnegie Mellon University. The Alice project is a public service to the wider computing and artistic communities; our hope is to make it easy for novices to develop interesting 3D environments and to explore the new medium of interactive 3D graphics. The current version of Alice authoring tool is free to everyone and runs on computers that are commonly available for reasonable prices. Worlds created in Alice can be viewed and interacted with inside of a standard web browser once the Alice plug-in has been installed.
Alice is primarily a scripting and prototyping environment for 3D object behavior, not a 3D modeler; this makes Alice much more like LOGO than AutoCAD. By writing simple scripts, Alice users can control object appearance and behavior, and while the scripts are executing, objects respond to user input via mouse and keyboard.
Alice is not a 3D modeling program, but it does read many common 3D file formats including .DXF and .OBJ formats. Objects can be converted to Alice format from .3DS format using a special 3D Studio Max plug-in. The Alice core distribution includes a large library of textured models. The Alice plug-in does not allow authoring, but does allow viewing of any Alice world.
To run Alice you must have:
- Windows 95/98 or NT 4.0
- a VGA graphics card capable of high (16 bit) color
- If installing on Windows 95/98 you need Microsoft's Direct-3D Library (Direct X).
- If installing on Windows NT 4.0 you need Microsoft's Service Pack 3.
In addition, you should have the following:
- A Pentium running at 90 Mhz or better
- Fast VGA graphics. WRAM is better than VRAM which is better than DRAM.
- 16 megs of RAM
- A Soundblaster-compatible sound card
We are very excited about moving ahead with a newer and much better version of Alice. Alice99 is no longer being supported or developed, and this download is only being provided as a courtesy to those people already teaching a class with Alice99, who can't easily switch over. Alice v2.0b has many improvements and the support of a full time staff.
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Hits in this month: 6 - Added: 21st Aug 2005 - Added by: lt
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AlphaScript
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This is a small scripting program that allows you to automate a lot of tasks. We are still adding functions to the script so if you need something just ask us and we'll do what we can.
Supports these commands: IF expressions, registry editing, file read/write, listing items and a lot more.
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Hits in this month: 4 - Added: 1st Mar 2005 - Added by: lt
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