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Blaise is an open-source object-oriented scripting language. Language features: Object-oriented. Unicode support. Optional typing, ie dynamic or static typing. Richly typed. Higher-level mathematics support, for example Complex numbers, Rational numbers and Matrices. Virtual Machine architecture. Co-routines. Familiar language syntax, influenced by Object Pascal, Python and Ada.
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HelloWorldOS is an assortment of tutorial and example operating systems code designed to help new operating systems developers.
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This is a simple library for parsing & compiling mathematical formulas (also with variables). Compiled ones are stored in machine code in memory and are ready for fast calculations (for example integral calculations, function plotting and analysis).
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The PowerProbeOS is intended to be easy and not really powerful when first booted. It\'s ment to become powerful, when other programs from others and myself are runned above. For example, I didn\'t program it to switch into protected mode. Well, someo
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This project is to create small temperature sensors that can be located throughout a house for example, that all transmit their temperature reading via an RF link back to a centralized receiver that is on an ethernet network.
