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Logic simulator
Educational digital logic circuit simulator
Logic is a digital circuit simulator written in Lazarus / Free Pascal. Place switches, sensors, logic gates (AND, OR, NOT), counters, memories, lamps, relays, buzzers and 7-segment displays on a panel, connect them with wires and run the simulation. User interface and help are available in Dutch, English, French and German. It runs on Windows and Linux (GTK2). -
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pfc2ide is a GUI front end for the Pascal-FC compiler. Pascal-FC is Alan Burns' and Geoff Davies' version of Pascal for Concurrent Programming education. Pfc2 is my slightly improved version of PFC.
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GraphCAD is a pseudo 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD) program to modeling dinamic and static objects, basics on graph theory. GraphCAD may be used as GIS, Medical Disgnostic, Engineering, Education and Mathematical modeling tool.
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Here you will find various free educational programs mainly devoted to EFL language Learning/Teaching. They are written in Delphi 6 OE, Kylix3 OE, Lazarus and even Gambas. They may be helpful both to students and to teachers.
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Programming Evaluation System, helps writing evaluations and marking students, includes an IDE for Java, C and Pascal.
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Modernizing the sentential and predicate logic programs, Bertie and Twootie, by cleaning up the code, rewritting the code to conform to the standard Pascal defination, and developing a graphical user interface for both X and MS Windows.
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