Open Source Lazarus Compilers

Batch Files have been useful since DOS but have not changed much since. This Batch File FrameWork for .vbat Files harnesses the Windows Environment so that your Batch Files run as Windows Forms rather than Console (Command Line) Text. COMPILES EXE

Benchmark for scientific and numerical computing. http://math.nist.gov/scimark Some years ago, someone converted the sources to delphi. The result of that convertion can be found here: https://code.google.com/p/scimark-delphi/ I found some issues and tried to contact the author. Without success. That's why I decided to start a new repository here. Patches are welcome!

The goal of this project is to create a development environment which features a fully integrated translation support framework. This framework is based on the principles of Peter Dunne, which allows for the reuse of translated keywords and phrases via a centrally managed translation memory system. The project aims to modify the entire LCL at low level to include natural language support structures which are then inherited by all LCL components, thus realizing an IDE in which all forms are naturally multi-lingual. This of course will be further supported by string translation tools and central resource management. This strategy will reduce the time and cost of translation of projects while putting tools in the hands of end users which allow them to crowd source translations in a manner never before available In addition to the language support being developed, a new project expert is under development which will allow developers to rapidly create a full feature application

The Simply Memory Manager (SMM) is a replacement for the native memory manager for Free Pascal and Lazarus projects on Windows. Download SMM at https://opensimply.org/smm Free Pascal's native memory manager uses certain memory allocation and deallocation functions for 32-bit Windows applications that cause fatal errors when reusing large amounts of memory repeatedly, and it runs in this case rather slowly. SMM prevents such errors by using a different approach, and it is much faster on avalanche-like memory allocation requests. Simply Memory Manager is a part of the OpenSIMPLY project: https://opensimply.org/