Open Source Pascal Communications Software - Page 3

This project will revolutionize client to server program communications. Open source versions of anything we release, will be available here.

An Asterisk configuration/dial plan manager written Object Pascal (FreePascal/Freevision). Supports multiple trunks and call groups. This is a multi-Tenant system requiring very little configuration to have a fully working PBX system.

This project differs from other Open Source projects - it will not only features OSS fuzzy-logic OCX methods, PHP tools and other software, but also have the well-known spirit of community with loooong discussions...

Very small utilities that encode/decodes files into/from base64 respectively. Completely written in Pure Pascal (from version 2) they should compile in every Pascal compiler known to man.

This is a small project attempting to convert various DOS/Amiga/etc Fidonet related packages to Linux. All releases will be GPL. And help is needed.

Continue development of the msdos based impulse bbs software. This software was written using turbo/borland pascal 7. Work on porting the source code to use the free pascal compiler, which will allow for development of the project on multiple platfor

Bot that following the connections interwikis of El Salvador, to add to the original page (that is El Salvador) the present connections in a connected page (that treats about El Salvador) that lacks in the version in Spanish of wikipedia.

Network-Tools is a collection of tools and utilities for network connection.

This is a script that everyone has been requesting of me to make. Its so big that I need a team. So I decided svn would be the way to go. I dont have a dedicated server.Lets Just say it can control the charicteristics of your mouse and keyboard.

Software utility to receive CDR records from multiple Definity PBX by means of Reliable Transport Protocol.

Timmy is a Pascal unit for creating chat bots. It provides the TTimmy object, which is a data type that you can assign your variables to to make bots. Once that is done, you can start adding keywords for messages, and get the bot answers to the end user's messages. It's easy to create a bot with Timmy. The unit also provides some other string-related functions, alongside with TStrArray type, which is actually array of string (but it's shorter to call it TStrArray, isn't it?). Timmy is released under GNU LGPL v3. That means it respects your freedom and you can use it with your program whether if your program is free software or proprietary software.