...tent infringement lawsuits. Following Microsoft's open-sourcing of several core .NET technologies since 2014 and its acquisition of Xamarin in the beginnin
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...See if there's any difference between the HOPL box and the Language box's core CSS. --[[User:Short Circuit|Short Circuit]] 16:52, 21 July 2009 (UTC)
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Webkit is an open-source [[HTML]] rendering engine that is used as the core of a number browsers (e.g., Safari, Chrome). It was originally derived from
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...ode, and then to native machine code. Rubinius also implements most of the core library in Ruby. It also has its [http://rubini.us/doc/en/systems/concurren
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Only Core SNUSP today. Fixed size data store, no bounds checking.
// lovely Core SNUSP implementation of Hello World,
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...eady brief, coherent, well-considered, and readily digested. It captures 3 core goals, and would provide a very solid and simple framework for designing s
The [[Rosetta_Code|3 core goals of Rosetta Code]] are of course:
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...] implementation targets this standard. ISO/IEC 30170 omits part of Ruby's core library, and is not enough to run some Ruby programs.
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...works fine as a scripting language. It supports about 95% of the ANS Forth CORE wordset and features conditional compilation, pipes, files, assertions, for
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# the core and standard libraries.
Most of the core library is in C. The standard library is a mix of Ruby code and C extension
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* Core image -- A logo similar to the one currently at the upper-left of the wiki,
...image in the set represents the idea in its focus language, would have the core image off in a corner somewhere, and the background would be multilingual.
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[[Rosetta Code:API/MediaWiki|MediaWiki]] runs at the core of Rosetta Code. It offers several builtin programmatic interfaces, includ
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JRuby implements the interpreter and most of the core library in [[implemented in language::Java]]. The standard library is a mix
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MediaWiki runs at the core of Rosetta Code. It offers several builtin programmatic interfaces, includi
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...s evolved from the Modular interpreter, which in turn was evolved from the Core interpreter.
The most interesting feature of the '''Core''' interpreter is that it models the data store as an unbounded half-line (
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===Core SNUSP===
...-- "Is there a simple way to translate an arbitrary Brainfuck program into Core SNUSP?"
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...; it also needlessly complicates the comparison of different approaches to core problem.
In both cases, the core task, which is of interest in its own right, is muddled up with requirement
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...n language. It is written in [[C]] and designed to be very portable. The core of the interpreter uses only portable ANSI C (C90 to be specific). Some op
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:JavaScript's ECMAScript standards specify only the core language. The DOM model of browsers is '''not''' part of the JS language, a
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...example, BusyBox is used in [http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux Tiny Core Linux].
[http://www.busybox.net BusyBox] can be compiled to include an [[AWK]]-implementation.
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...http://www.rosettacode.org/wiki/Execute_SNUSP/Go], and as such consists of core SNUSP, a fixed-size data store, and no bounds checking. It has been made a
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