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GDB-ILI extends the GNU debugger with a generic interface to various interpreter languages. Features: Data transfer from/to debugee, direct interaction in interpreter shell, extended breakpoints,... Support for Matlab(R) and GNU Octave is included.
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The p1451-1 project is a communication protocol dissector plugin for WireShark (formerly Ethereal). This plugin is limited to dissection of IEEE 1451.1 on-the-wire messages. It currently supports header parsing of basic 1451.1 packets and argument arrays
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File-Spector is a small, fast and easy to use binary file analyzer and Inspector. It allows the users to format a complete binary file structure and then use it to read any binary file that matches the specified format.
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gSim51 is a powerful, efficient and cool simulator for 8051 code. Its has a text based interface and very efficient commands keeping in line with the unix tradition of short and concise commands that do one thing well. gSim51 has no code or data space lim
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