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Original GOLD Engine |
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| Goldie Engine |
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by Nick Sabalausky
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Nick Sabalausky released a new engine for the D Programming
Language. Goldie (pronounced "goal D") works on both Windows and Linux.
It should also work in Mac-OS X and FreeBSD. The engine features, the
following:
- StaticLang: Creates new "static-style" languages for
enhanced compile-time error checking. A preview of this was seen in
Bill Baxter's Nov 2009 NWCPP D presentation (
http://www.nwcpp.org/old/Meetings/2009/11.html). Languages can be embedded directly into your app using the
this tool (don't have to load a CGT file at run-time, although
you still can) .
- JsonViewer: Not officially part of Goldie, but an
enhanced version of JsonViewer is included that adds a special Parse
Tree Mode for inspecting the relationship between a source and a
treerepresenting the source (such as the parse tree).
- GenDocs: Simple HTML preprocessor intended for
generating documentation.
- Complete documentation has been created.
- Major improvements to API for dealing with parsing errors and
greatly improved handling of Unicode
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Documentation |
Nick Sabalausky provided complete documentation for Goldie.
These include documentation on how to use the Engine, installation
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| Piepkorn Engine |
| by Matthias Piepkorn |
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Code |
Matthias Piepkorn
created a version of the Engine for the D Programming Language. This programming language
was designed to combine the efficiently of C with modern object orientation programming
concepts.
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Program
Templates |
Matthias Piepkorn
aslo created a number of program templates for his D Engine. These templates will
automatically generate a ready-to-use skeleton program.
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