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NumericalChameleon
a free cross platform precise unit converter, supports 6000+ units
The NumericalChameleon is a free, open source, cross platform software in order to convert units. It converts numbers with a precision of up to 1000 significant figures. It supports more than 6000 units in 94 categories. It has been localized in 10 languages. -
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Simple Dumping Monitor for Arduino
Simple in use library to display dumps and debug Arduino sketches.
...Beginning since version 0.6 functions of simple symbolic debugger are added. Being compiled the library requires about 11 KBytes of program memory (15 KBytes for Arduino MEGA). Requirements to RAM memory don't exceed 1 KByte (277 Bytes for dumpmon.pde example, 377 Bytes for dumpmonDebug.pde). -
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[coffee-soft] A platform for Collaborative Discussion in classroom, i.e. face-2-face. CoFFEE (Collaborative Face2Face Educational Environment) offers several collaborative tools, and applications to design, guide and implement a session with students
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A light-weight Regular Expression (regex) C library, using double-recursion. (command prompt tester included)
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This is a conversion-to-binary training game prototype. Random bits appear, and you must shoot them where they fit onto various bytes (given in octal, hex or even bit ops, decimal or Ascii). Shoot wrongly and you lose that byte, or get it right and win.
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