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The ASN.1 Compiler
Go to github.com/vlm/asn1c for the latest version.
This ASN.1 compiler turns ASN.1 specifications into C code. The asn1c is shipped together with conformant BER/DER/XER/PER codecs. The X.509, GSM TAP3, MEGACO, RRC and LDAP encoding and decoding examples are part of the source code distribution. NOTE: THE asn1c PROJECT HAS LARGELY MOVED TO GITHUB: http://github.com/vlm/asn1c -
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PacLang is a language for programming Network Processors. It aims to make it easy to write high performance networking applications that are portable across a range of target platforms.
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Android App Decompiler
Decompile an Android APK
Android App Decompiler is a useful Tool to unextract and decompiles Android APK. When you runed the Decompiler than created an folder with all Files from then APK and the dex (dalvik executable format) being converted to an jar file. You must only now use an Java Decompiler like jd-gui and you have all files of the App. -
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An more efficient alternative for writing complex Asterisk dial plan files, without using the cumbersome line numbering scheme.
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A group of systems for building network-oriented intelligent agents, consisting an agent communications infrastructure, April - an agent construction programming language, Go! - a logic programming language and DialoX - an XML-based user interface engine
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PHPOS: this is a command line based system with different commands and utilitys. This might seem dull but the changelling feature is that it is writen in PHP. It is compiled using the PHP compiler so you dont have to have php installed.
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The English Programming Language Compiler. A simple programming language that reads like plain English and compiles to Perl. "There is a variable called 'x'. Put the string of letters "Hello, world." into the variable 'x'. Print 'x' to the screen.
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ProtocolAnalyser provides an integrated develop environment for generating a protocol-decoder. With a programable kernel, it can support variety of protocols. Here is a framework of such a software, hoping it will help you a lot.
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ThinLisp is a practical dialect of lisp for real world applications. You develop in Common Lisp, you deploy in C. ThinLisp programs are as fast as C, by design. Used for a decade in million line systems.
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Everything related to forth programming that has been discussed on the comp.lang.forth usenet newsgroup. The site is dedicated towards improving portability between forth implementations, providing surveys, example implementations, and library modules.
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openASN.1 is an Open Source Java toolkit for the Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) which consists of a compiler and codec with a low footprint runtime library.
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