eValid (� Software Research Inc.)
  eValid is a Test-Enabled Web Browser and Web Site Analysis Tool.
  Main Features: Transaction Testing, Load Testing and Site Mapping.
  It is written in C++ and Java using the Windows API and the Microsoft
  IHTML COM interfaces.
  See also:
  eValid Credits
  eValid Architecture
  eValid Kudos
  eValid Download

JMeasure
  GUI-driven, platform independent Java OO metrics extraction tool.
  Reads Java source code and byte code, and provides OO metrics information
  in sortable, savable form. It is designed for extension as new OO metrics
  are developed.
  Used as a research tool by the Center for Systems & Software Engineering
  (CSSE), London, UK.

AdaSAP
  Command-line-driven Ada'95 source code analysis tool. Written in Ada'95,
  this application calculates various  size and complexity metrics
  on Ada'95 source code.
  Used as a teaching aid on the Software Engineering Principles course at
  South Bank University, London, UK.

RATE (Rough At The Edges)
  Suite of small, distributed programs including two-way dialog,
  'Prisoners' Dilemma' game and file transfer. Easily extendible,
  it is designed as a generic server and client with
  program-specific modules that 'slot-in'. Built in C to run on
  UNIX systems.

CoCoCost
  A CoCoMo-based Project Estimation system with integrated data
  base. Developed as part of a team of three, using Delphi, this
  application calculates project cost and time based on estimated
  system size (using Function Points) and programmer ability.

uLook
  Command-line-driven file viewer with two-way (single & multi-page)
  scrolling, split-pages, line and page numbering and word search
  facilities. Written in Ada'95. Runs on UNIX and/or DOS systems.

tgm
  Java class library. Contains various reusable tools and algorithms
  and includes many GUI components.

vocab
  Command-line-driven program for reading text documents of any size
  to establish the size of the vocabulary used and the number of
  occurrences of each word.  Output can be sorted in various ways.
  Written in C using binary search trees to store and sort the data.