Babel is a language interoperability tool intended for use by
the high-performance scientific computing community.  Developed
by the Components project (http://www.llnl.gov/CASC/components)
at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Babel supports the
Scientific Interface Definition Language (SIDL) for the language-
independent declaration of interfaces associated with scientific
software packages.

 The Babel tool, applied to a SIDL file, results in the automatic
generation of the associated skeleton and stub source files.  The
Babel user then need only add the necessary code to the _Impl source
files to complete the provision of a language-independent interface
to the package described by the SIDL file.  The languages currently
supported by Babel are C, C++, F77, F90, Java and Python.

This package contains main compiler files. Conflicts with Open Babel, because
contains another file named 'babel' in /usr/bin.

• Michael Shigorin
• Aleksei Nikiforov
• Vitaly Lipatov
• Igor Vlasenko
• Grigory Ustinov
• Gleb F-Malinovskiy
• Denis Medvedev
• Eugeny A. Rostovtsev (REAL)
• Vitaly Kuznetsov

• babel
• babel-common
• babel-j
• babel-javadoc
• babel-manual
• libbabel
• libbabel-debuginfo
• libbabel-devel
• python-module-sidl
• python-module-sidl-debuginfo
• python-module-sidlx
• python-module-sidlx-debuginfo