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Are there any syntax highlighters for LLVM assembly?
None that I know of. But you can always create your own using Notepad++'s User Defined Language framework. See this and that for more details.
There is a highlighting file for Vim. At the very least, you can look up a list of keywords there.
Here it is: https://github.com/Naios/notepad_llvm
To install: download and then Notepad++ > Define your own language... > Import > llvm_ir.xml
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I have got a task to password protect PDF documents (PDF v4) afterwards. I know how to achieve this using Java language, Python or PHP.
But since I've learned some Go-language basics I am looking for a way to do this in Go. Any suggestions or maybe a code snippet?
You can use unipdf See this example.
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As indicated in the heading, I'm looking for an IDE for Verilog. I am a Mac user, but I couldn't find any (good) one, especially one that has more or less the same functionality as Eclipse.
Thanks in advance!
You can give SVEditor a try! It's an Eclipse-based IDE with some basic features.
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I don't know much about building DNS servers, but still.. Does Go have built-in packages to create DNS-server?
As the search on the language reference doesn't find something, I'd agree that there is no dns in the standard library (Search on golang reference).
Though I've already seen libraries on github.
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Is there any tool for Typescript to auto-generate documentation from annotated comments?
I tried using JSDoc with TypeScript. It works upto some extent but they just are not meant to work together.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Or alternatively, somebody created this which might work for you http://functorial.com/typescript-docs/
In my knowledge -- not yet!
However, there is jsdoc themselves are planning on providing support for typescript. However, not sure when!
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Has anybody made a german version of the GhostDoc template textes?
As far as I am aware, GhostDoc bases its processing on a hard-coded set of parsing rules based on programmer-English conventions. I've written an alternative add-in (AtomineerUtils) which uses an Xml-based rules file that is language independent, so it would be very easy to convert the rules for use in a different language.
For more details, see http://www.atomineerutils.com/