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A Finite State Machine Editor, written on QT. It allows to draw Finite State Machine with easy GUI and store it in XML file. There are Finite State Machine Compilers to translate this description to source code (technique like QT's UIC uses).
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ggcov is a GTK+ GUI for exploring test coverage data produced by C programs compiled with gcc --coverage. It's basically a GUI replacement for the gcov program that comes with gcc.
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rngcc is "really nice GNU C compiler" it's the GUI for the standard GCC on Unix systems rngcc is fully written in c
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Proctor is a tool for running unit tests for Python programs. It uses the standard unittest module, and provides a GUI and command line interface for finding and running all tests available in a package or set of packages.
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Jylog is a (JPDA) Java Platform Debugger Architecture based logger, Jylog eliminates the need for writing any log statement in the program. one can define the logging information using Jylog swing GUI and Jylog extracts the information from JVM at runtime
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