Mono is an open source implementation of Microsofts .NET Framework, which in turn is meanwhile based on the ECMA standards for C# and the Common Language Runtime. Mono provides its own C# compiler, and a JIT/AOT-based VM. It adds true runtime cross-platform support by providing Gtk/Cairo, OpenGL, LDAP, and POSIX bindings, and further integration with Wine. Mono runs on Linux, BSD systems, MacOS, PS3, Wii, Android, x86/amd64, PowerPC, Sparc, ARM, Alpha systems. Besides C# 4.0-6.0 support, it can
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Program in your native tongue. Ra is an alternative syntax for the .NET language Cobra that allows you to program in non-English languages.
DOCX Recovery can fix corrupted DOCX/Word files. In particular MS Words internal recovery machanism sometimes stumbles over its complex XML serialization and namespace nesting, ordering, or even the ZIP enclosure. Savvy DOCX recovery attempts to reparse and restructure document data, otherwise falls back on xmllint, or partially truncates unsalvagable files, else even utilizes DocToText for recovery.
Decompiler reads EXE, DLL and ELF program binaries, disassembles them, tries to infer data types, and produce structured C source code from it. It fully supports x86 and m68k machine code and partially PowerPC, ARM; but is designed processor type and binary format agnostic. It can take project-specific meta information into produce more readable source code.
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