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The C-Bus Module is used to provide a C-code API between a Clipsal C-Bus PCI interface, and an application program. Application programs can be on small embedded micros with no OS and only a few K of RAM, thru to Windows & Linux.

dfuBSD is a fork of dfu-util without the libusb dependency for BSD users

This is a simple command line tool to customize CP2103 USB to UART bridge controllers in home-grown hardware. VID, PID, product name string, serial number string, and release version of the device can be changed next to GPIO port modes.

Weeno is an software-only extension of Wiring / Arduino for potentially all and any Atmel AVR MCUs. And potentially all chip architectures from all companies, whether Freescale, SiLabs, TI, even ARM. Basically, the goal is to make AVR-Weeno, ARM-Weeno, 8

Simplify build and use of software emulated board, using a configuration textual file.

Flexcm is a component model for desktop and embedded systems. A Flexcm based system architecture can be completely specified in a xml file and loaded dinamically at runtime through dependency injection. Current implementation is written in C++

HybridOS is an operating system dedicated to embedded devices, it's based on Linux kernel and FMSoft's mature software technologies, like embedded graphics system (MiniGUI), embedded web browser (mDolphin), and embedded J2SE solution (mPeer).

The FreeBSD DAQ project develops open-source drivers, tools, and libraries for data acquisition.

Visualization of ZigbeeNET API Data Packets in LINUX Implemented a My-SQL database based visualization interface in Linux for ZigbeeNET API Applications

PXC is a new C-Crosscompiler-Project, based on PCC the UNIX(TM)-Original. Aimed at ISO-9899:99/201x Feature-Completness and easy retargeting. The Toolchain will consist of an Assembler, Linker, Librarian and an integrated MISRA-C-Checker.

The Carmedia Front-End project aims to develop a fully featured and open-source front-end for in-car integrated computers.

Lightweight matrix lib, especially good for micro-blaze or other embedded processor which needs to do matrix operations. Supports Add, Subtract, Multiply, Transpose, and Invert (Cholesky Method). Compiles to 15kbs using -0s and is ISO C compliant.

With GLCD Tools you can convert windows bitmap files (bmp) to a byte array suitable for graphic LCD displays. Additionally you can create fontsets out of your system fonts for the displays. It outputs C Code which you can use in your µC project.

This project designs the oswrap including task scheduler, timer, semaphore, mailbox, wait, memory key components. Support Linux and windows platform and distributed system.

A modular compiler for Tig in C++.

TUSB3210 driver page and developer community.

This project contains the material discussed in my PhD dissertation, entitled "Hardware/Software Design of Dynamic Real-Time Schedulers for Embedded Multiprocessor Systems." The source code is available in the SVN repository: https://sourceforge.net/p/xrt/code/6/tree/trunk/ and consists in two folders: 1) /X-RT : A portable multiprocessor scheduling framework supporting scheduling periodic real-time tasks according to the G-EDF (Global Earliest Deadline First) scheduling platform. Current version supports major POSIX systems (Linux, QNX). 2) Hardware_GEDF_Scheduler: is a hardware implementation in VHDL (targeting FPGAs) of the G-EDF multiprocessor scheduling policy.

A free/libre/open-source firmware library (previously known as libopenstm32) for various ARM Cortex-M3 microcontrollers, including ST STM32, Toshiba TX03, Atmel SAM3U, NXP LPC1000 and others. Sourcecode and bugtracker can be found at http://github.com/libopencm3

Design and implementation of silicon and software for baseband processors conforming to IEEE wireless standards. Initial focus on WiMAX and WiFi.

This is an application that streams data from the Microsoft Kinect or cameras like it over a network. The program is Intended to be used in robotics applications where the controller cannot use such cameras directly due to hardware/software limitations--such as lacking usb ports or appropriate drivers--or in situations where the camera is not in close proximity to the device that needs to access it. Given that the controller can accept data from over the network, another embedded controller...