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JSBSim is a multi-platform, general purpose object-oriented Flight Dynamics Model (FDM) written in C++. The FDM is essentially the physics & math model that defines the movement of an aircraft, rocket, etc., under the forces and moments applied to it using the various control mechanisms and from the forces of nature. JSBSim can be run in a standalone batch mode flight simulator (no graphical displays a.k.a. console mode) for testing and study, or integrated with the Unreal engine, FlightGear...

GameServer is a sophisticated, game server designed for massively multiplayer online games. Built with a C++ core and extensible Python scripting, it provides solution for managing persistent game worlds with real-time player interactions, advanced networking, and comprehensive monitoring capabilities.

OpenEagle provides interfacing to Flightgear to create a synthetic view of the flight using a Garmin G5 EFIS, and other instruments to display the flight at 10hz. The system also includes tools to make and use browser based moving maps from the FAA sectional "tif" files free to download. OpenEagle replaces NAV, and FIX databases in Flightgear with current FAA data. FAA Special rules airspace such as Class B,C, and D, and MOA's et al are displayed in the synthetic view using translucent...

A simple game that I built for a course. 2 players card game that uses IPC (Carnegie Mellon University).

A modern mud-server. UnsignedByte uses a sqlite3 database as it's backend instead of slow and old-fashioned text-files. It uses a 3rd party GPLed socket library. Mugglenet's mud (Legilimensia) will use this engine when the project reaches beta stage.

Multi-purpose, platform/language independent Server with the ability to handle multiple concurrent connections on 1 socket, interactively/dynamically starting and stopping service modules. Needs only 1 port opened to access many different services.