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hxcpp | Hxcpp is the runtime support for the C++ backend of the Haxe compiler. This contains the headers, libraries and support code required to generate a fully compiled executable from Haxe code. | 1435320 |
nme | NME provides a backend for native iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux applications, using a Flash inspired API | 28787 |
svg | Provides support for parsing and rendering SVG content | 18035 |
gm2d | GM2D helper classes for rapid game making in 2D. | 2738 |
nme-toolkit | NME library source files | 1828 |
nme-dev | Supporting headers and libraries to make it easy to build NME from source. | 1439 |
minimingw | A minimal set of files you need for compiling hxcpp code on windows. | 1347 |
hxcpp-debugger | Haxe classes implementing a debugger interface to the cpp.vm.Debugger class | 1314 |
waxe | wxWidgets + haxe library. | 936 |
hxcpp-gh-release | This reupload of the hxcpp library contains the latest release from the official GitHub repository and will be maintained until official contributors push out an update to the original lib. | 581 |
winrpi | Toolchain for compiling for Raspberry Pi from Windows | 349 |
waxe-works | Supporting headers and libraries to make it easy to build waxe from source, and to statically link waxe. | 142 |
nme-state | Supporting headers and libraries to make it easy to build NME from source. | 116 |
acadnme | Acadnme provides a scripting host for Nme applications on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux platforms | 79 |
hurts | Tiny but extremely powerful remoting server | 43 |
protobux | File required to add libprotobuf to your native projects | 14 |
hxcpp-release | Hxcpp-release is the runtime support for the C++ backend of the Haxe compiler. This contains the headers, libraries and support code required to generate a fully compiled executable from Haxe code. Contains the latest GitHub release of hxcpp. | 10 |
nme-applovin-ios | NME applovin integration for iOS | 3 |
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