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    libwdi

    libwdi

    Windows Driver Installer library for USB devices

    ...It provides a clean API that includes functions to detect driverless USB devices, prepare driver packages, install drivers programmatically, and handle logging and error codes reliably. Projects integrate this library into custom installers, automated provisioning scripts, or hardware management solutions where users need seamless driver setup without manual steps.
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    Competent Audio

    Competent Audio

    Machine graph audio engine for computer games

    Competent Audio (CA) is an audio engine suitable for video games. It is written in C, but is designed for interoperability with other languages. Windows and Linux binaries for x86 and amd64 are available. CA uses a machine graph model with support for arbitrary numbers of machines, limited only by the available system resources: - Samplers play back audio clips. - Mixers combine audio signals and optionally perform signal processing. - Sinks send audio signals to an output...
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    minicoro

    minicoro

    Single header stackful cross-platform coroutine library in pure C

    Minicoro is a single-file library for using asymmetric coroutines in C. The API is inspired by Lua coroutines but with C's use in mind. The project is being developed mainly to be a coroutine backend for the Nelua programming language. The library assembly implementation is inspired by Lua Coco by Mike Pall.
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    shop management system in C

    shop management system in C

    Shop Management and Billing System In C

    ...It has Arrow Key Menu 2.You can ADD, DELETE, UPDATE, SEARCH AND MODIFY Any Record 3.You can generate bills according to your inventory status 4.If no product is present/fetch during billing then it will show an error message. 5.If a user do some mistake/wrong choice a series of events happen will occur to recover the user mistake/choice during application use. 6. Like a specific num you can assign 1 or a maximum of 3 digit codes against any product if you want to modify code you can't modify code but you can modify other stuff like item name, item price, item quantity. 7.If you are doing billing and any product quantity becomes zero then in inventory status you will also get a warning of low quantity. 8.Whole application revolves around only one record file on the basis of which both billing and Inventory control unit depends and using of either billing or Inventory control options affects record.txt 9.Multiple real-life logic is also applied in the application.
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    JCppEdit v4.0

    JCppEdit v4.0

    Best IDE for Beginners

    ...Whether you need to finish your Java project or submit your first HTML web page or perhaps have a need to code in C language while executing a java program into a Java IDE, JCppEdit will help you achieve your goals easily. Exploring your project and detecting an error in your code is much easier. You will not waste time detecting errors before compiling codes because you will get a real-time notification whenever you are making any mistake in your C, C++, and Java codes. You can also create multiple projects, delete, rename, cut and copy multiple files and folders in your project folder using project explorer. ...
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    Implementation of Online Codes. Online Codes are a class of forward error-correction codes. They were first proposed by Petar Maymounkov and David Mazieres in the paper "Rateless Codes and Big Downloads".
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    A Reed-Solomon error-correcting encoder/decoder library written in C. Useful for forward error correction applications such as streaming audio, magnetic and optical storage, or just plain amusement value. GPL license with commercial license available.
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    This is a tiny utility for converting system error codes to readable text. Haven't you tired from messages like "Error 71"? This util will help you to understand what they mean.
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