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HP41CX
HP-41cx Emulator
An Qt based HP-41cx Emulator first based on Eric's NSIM-0.61 Project. Ported to C++ and extended by an graphical Qt-based User-interface. Since Oct.2014 I developed my own NUT-Core implementation which is quite different from Eric's one. I called it NewT in fact of the existing NewT NUT Hardware revival. -
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molcajete
Arduino meets FreeRTOS
ATTENTION (11/11/21): This project has been superseded by KleOS, and for so it's not recommended for new designs. KleOS is easier to use and it will support Arduino Due boards soon. Get KleOS here: https://kleos.sourceforge.io and enjoy it! Me, the Molcajete mainteiner. ---- The aim of this project is to program Arduino apps using the world's most downloded real time kernel, FreeRTOS, in a terminal through Arduino-mk makefile. This project is kind of a FreeRTOS port for the ATMEGA328... -
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Timer from Vrej
A Timer program. It counts down.
Displays timer in large font. It count down from whatever time in minutes you input. What else is there to explain. It is a simple project. For Windows, done in MS VC6 and uses MFC. -
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ArduinoRCLib
Library for Arduino based R/C equipment
A library containing functions for building Arduino based R/C equipment like transmitters, receivers and flight controllers. -
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AsioExpress
Application framework for the boost asio library.
NOTICE: This project has transitioned to a new project called asapp that is better formatted to reflect standard C++ libraries. AsioExpress is a framework for developing applications using the boost asio library. It has everything you need to quickly get an asio based application up and running so that you can focus on the application logic and not the asio plumbing. AsioExpress provides a number of classes to extend the feature set of asio. It strives to fit alongside the asio library... -
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A3D Legacy Library
Legacy C++ libraries for basic image processing
This Library was released by Acute3D for educational purposes. It is distributed under a BSD license. Some derivative works are used for teaching C++ development and image processing at Ecole des Ponts ParisTech. The Library is composed of 4 modules: - Common: base containers, random number generation, timer functions. - Images: image I/O and basic image processing algorithms. - LinAlg: simple wrappers for linear algebra algorithms. - Graphics: basic graphical user interface based on wxWidgets. -
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Startup Selector
open a group of programs after Windows logon
BE ADVISED: WHILE THIS PROGRAM DOES WORK, IT'S OLD, INCONVENIENT, NOT MAINTAINED, AND SHOULD BE REMADE COMPLETELY. With Startup Selector you can customize up to 9 groups of programs. When you open the client, you will be presented with an OpenGL window displaying the groups and the programs in each group. Click on a group (or press enter) to start the execution of its programs. A timer will count down from a number of seconds - when it reaches 0 the selected group will be executed. Startup... -
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FixeEngine
A 3D rendering / entity engine
This engine is not an attemp to re-inventing the wheel. It is a more learning-oriented project than something intended to provide a wide set of features. The approach to the OpenGL in this engine is something very experimental born from my own thoughts and can be usefull in future. If you want to help for your portfolio just ask: the TODO list is very long :) -
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A development project to create a reliable timer for Airsoft Pistol shooting competitions using the computers microphone to sense the "shots".
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Match the smiley faces to complete 3 in a row. Comes with two modes of play, beat the timer and point rounds. The puzzle game is completely beta final and ready to play! A project of www.nighsoft.net
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A project to make Palm OS, Mac, Linux, and Windows programs for Phantasy Star Online, such as Mag Timer and the Section ID calculator.
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Kudu is a free, open source operating system. It is being written in ASM/C++, using NASM and g++ as compilers. We should have v0.1 out by the end of January 2008. 0.1 will have a working kernel and several working shell commands, including a timer.
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