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The objectives of OCERA is the design and implementation of a library of free software components for the design of embedded real-time systems. These components will be used to create flexible, configurable, robust and portable embedded applications.
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i2ctools is a linux-lm_sensors-like utilities contain i2cget.exe and i2cset.exe, but run under OLD MS-DOS environment and written in Assembly(MASM-6.11) Now they work on Intel ICH-x series Chipsets
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The openwince project collects free (open source) software tools, modules, applications, drivers, and so on for Windows CE platform developers. Some of the modules are usable outside Windows CE development environment and are platform independent.
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POSIX API for Win2K-XP. Mainly implemented in the driver. Included: write-on-copy fork, threads, mutexes, spins, condvars, rwlocks, signals ... Signals/cancelation interrupt all waitable syscalls, NT syscalls are automaticaly restarted.
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