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Software libraries and tools designed for implementation and testing of the Common Image Generator Interface (CIGI), an interface for communication between an image generator (IG) and host device in simulations.

Julia is a beautiful language, it is well-designed and well-documented. Julia's C-API is also well-designed, less beautiful, and much less... documented. jluna aims to fully wrap the official Julia C-API, replacing it in projects with C++ as the host language, by making accessing Julia's unique strengths through C++ safe, hassle-free, and just as beautiful. It allows for easy integration of Julia scripts and packages into projects with C++ as the host language, making language interaction...

XELFViewer is a graphical viewer and editor for Executable and Linkable Format files. It provides a cross-platform environment for inspecting binaries commonly used on Linux and other Unix-like systems. The tool is intended for reverse engineering, binary research, and low-level software analysis rather than ordinary file browsing. Users can examine ELF structures and navigate the data contained inside 32-bit and 64-bit binaries. Its architecture shares components with a larger suite of...

PlotVISOR is a visual assistant for contour plots. By following the instructions (1) to (4) in the program window, users can map the legend of any contour plot and use it to identify values otherwise difficult to interpret. If "???" is displayed instead of a valid result, disable lighting enhancements (within your host software) and/or remap the calibration curve. PlotVISOR has been configured to accommodate mild lighting variation from rendering, but this may affect results by ±1...

HAPviewer is a host application profile graphlet viewer. It visualizes network data through graphs on a per-host level such that running applications are apparent. Groups of flows are summarized to aggregates of per-role traffic.

An asynchronous data visualization system for client/server operation. Data that is produced on some host in batch mode is viewed on a workstation or PC interactively, but is not squeezed through the narrow link between them in its bloated entirety.