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ETHOberonV4-0.9: Oberon-2/V4 from ETH (Linux emulation) STk-3.1.1: A scheme interpreter with full access to the Tk graphical package TenDRA-4.1.2: A portable but mostly-unsupported C/C++ compiler atlast-1.0: Autodesk Threaded Language Application System Toolkit bc-gcc-2.7.2p1.0.2: Gcc with bounds checking support for pointers and memory bwbasic-2.20: The Bywater Basic interpreter caml-0.74: A strongly typed functional language belonging to the ML family cim-3.29: Compiler for the SIMULA programming language cmucl-18b: The CMU implementation of Common Lisp dylan-2.2.0: CMU Gwydion project interpreter and compiler for the Dylan language eiffel-13a: A compiler for the object-oriented language Eiffel elisp-manual-20-2.5: Emacs Lisp reference manual elk-3.0.3: An embeddable Scheme interpreter emacs-lisp-intro-1.05: An introduction to Emacs Lisp programming eperl-2.2.14: Embedded Perl 5 Language erlang_base-47.4.1: A functional programming language from Ericsson expect-5.31: A sophisticated scripter based on tcl/tk f2c-2.0.1: Fortran-to-C converter and its run-time libraries f77-0.3: Fortran 77 driver utility for f2c and gcc gawk-3.0.4: the gnu version of awk gcc-2.8.1: Latest and greatest version of the GNU compiler suite gcc-2.95.2: GNU compiler suite gcc-devel-19991110: EGCS enhanced version of the GNU compiler suite (inprogress version) gcl-2.3: GNU Common Lisp ghc-4.04: A Compiler for the functional language Haskell glibstdc++-2.8.1.1: ISO Standard C++ library (includes the STL) for G++ 2.8.0 gnat-3.12p: The GNU Ada Compiler system gnomeobjc-1.0.40: Objective C libraries for the Gnome Desktop Environment gofer-2.30a: A lazy functional language guile-1.3.4: GNU's Ubiquitous Intelligent Language for Extension guileobjc-0.3.8: Library to send message from GNU GUILE to Objective C objects hugs-98: An interpreter for the functional programming language Haskell 98 ici-2.1.3: A dynamic interpretive language with C's control flow and expressions icon-9.3.2: The Icon programming language intel2gas-1.2: Converts Intel assembly language (nasm) to AT&T syntax (gas) intercal-0.19: The C-INTERCAL compiler, ick, and supporting libraries irb-0.6.1: Interactive Ruby itcl-3.0.1: [incr Tcl] (A.K.A. ``itcl'') lcc-3.6: Compiler from `A Retargetable C Compiler: Design and Implementation' libobjects-0.1.19: GNU Objective-C Class Library librep-0.8: an Emacs Lisp like runtime library lua-3.1: Small, compilable scripting language providing easy access to C code m3gdb-4.17: The GNU debugger with support for Modula-3 mawk-1.3.3: An implementation of new/posix awk mit-scheme-7.3: MIT Scheme: includes runtime, compiler, and edwin binaries mixal-1.06: Assembler and interpreter for Donald Knuth's mythical MIX computer mocka-95.02: Modula 2 Compiler from University of Karlsruhe modula-3-3.6: Modula-3 compiler and libraries from DEC Systems Research Center modula-3-lib-3.6: The shared libraries needed for executing Modula-3 programs modula-3-socks-1.0: SOCKS support for Modula-3 programs moscow_ml-1.4: Moscow ML, a version of Standard ML nawk-99.06.20: Brian Kernighan's pattern scanning and processing language nqc-2.0.1: A compiler for writing programs for the Lego RCX o2c-1.16: Oberon-2 compiler objc-2.2.15: Portable Object Compiler ocaml-2.02: An ML language based on a complete class-based objective system otcl-1.0a4: MIT Object Tcl p2c-1.21a: Pascal to C translator p5-ExtUtils-F77-1.12: Tells you how to link C programs with Fortran subroutines. p5-Tcl-b2: A Tcl extension module for Perl5 p5-ePerl-2.2.14: Perl Modules of ePerl package: Parse::ePerl, Apache::ePerl pbasic-2.0: Phil Cockroft's Basic Interpreter (previously Rabbit Basic) perl-5.00502: Pattern Extraction and Recognition Language pfe-0.9.14: Implementation of ANSI Forth pgcc-2.95.1: Gcc compiler optimized for x86 architecture (based on EGCS) pike-0.6: A dynamic programming language with a syntax similar to C++ ptoc-3.41: ANSI/Turbo Pascal to C/C++ converter python-1.5.2: An interpreted object-oriented programming language python-doc-html-1.5.2: Documentation for the Python programming language python-doc-pdf-a4-1.5.2: (no description) python-doc-pdf-letter-1.5.2: (no description) python-doc-postscript-a4-1.5.2: (no description) python-doc-postscript-letter-1.5.2: (no description) rexx-imc-1.7: A procedural programming language designed by IBM's UK Laboratories ruby-1.4.2: An object-oriented interpreted scripting language sather-1.0.5: Sather compiler scheme48-0.46: The Scheme Underground's implementation of R4RS schemetoc-93.3.15: Scheme-to-C, a compiler and interpreter for compiling scheme into C scm-4e1: A scheme interpreter siod-3.4: A small footprint implementation of the Scheme programming language slib-2c5: A portable scheme library for all standard scheme implementation smalltalk-1.1.5: GNU Smalltalk smlnj-110.9.1: A popular functional language from Bell Labs squeak-1.31: A Smalltalk system with graphical user interface squeak-2.4: Full Smalltalk 80 with portability to UN*X, Mac, and Windows sr-2.3.1: A parallel language "Synchronization Resources" swi-pl-3.2.9: Edinburgh-style Prolog compiler tcl-7.6: Tool Command Language tcl-8.0.5: Tool Command Language tcl-8.2.2: Tool Command Language tcl-thread-8.1.b1: Tcl81 with threads support tclX-8.0.4: Extended TCL tclplugin-2.0: Tcl Plug-in for Netscape Navigator ucblogo-4.6: Brian Harvey's logo language interpreter wamcc-2.22: Prolog-to-C translator from Inria yorick-1.4.1: An Interpreted Language for Scientific Computing