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This software supports programming Logitech(R) Harmony(TM) remote controls. It provides most of the functionality of the Windows software provided by Logitech(R), but is much smaller and cross-platform. This software allows you to update or backup configurations, upgrade firmware, or do IR-learning. NOTE: Development has moved to github: http://www.github.com/jaymzh/concordance
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Velleman K8055 USB Experiment Interface Board driver. This driver provides a /proc interface which allows the inputs and outputs of the K8055 to be accessed as if they were files, making the K8055 accessible from any programming language and the shell. In addition to the /proc interface a joystick/input device is created for each K8055, Optionally a (user provided) script can be executed by the driver when it detects a change on one of the inputs or outputs.
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C and C++ library for the NIBObee, NIBO burger and NIBO 2 robots. The library contains libraries for AVR Studio and Arduino developement, USB drivers and the RoboDude programming software.
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serialLCD ATmega8 (ArduinoBased)
The serial LCD module using ATmega8 along with easy arduino library.
serialLCD is Arduino based open-source project. It contains ATmega8 with given firmware file & the arduino library. The ATmega8 can be replaced by ATmega168/328. ATmega8 uses its 8MHz internal oscillator to reduce hardware (atmega8 no-xtal bootloader is used). The arduino library uses SoftwareSerial internally to communicate ATmega8 via digital pin 6 (only for uno/duemilanove or clone with atmega8/168/328, not for mega & due). Only one wire simplex serial communication at baudrate 9600 is... -
Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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Third party open source drivers for the Mindstorms NXT programming environment RobotC. Most sensors available to the NXT platform are supported as well some additional ones. Refer to the Release Notes for more details.
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Jcapi will open the world of ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) programming to Java developers.
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Various utilities and libraries for writing Windows device drivers (kernel-mode programming), particularly KMDF drivers.
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A binary compatible, open source, reimplimentation of the FTD2xx library which works under Linux, Windows and MacOS X. The library can also compile into a wine DLL to allow Window programs to use the FTD2xx devices (such as PIC programming software).
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The Host Bus Adapter API (Applications Programming Interface) is a C-level project to manage Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters.
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SimpleNXT is an easy to use library for controlling the LEGO® NXT Robot using the .NET family of programming languages.
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WXWindows software for programming PIC Microcontrollers using KitsRUs programmers under Posix and Win32 environments. Please There is a known bug with the project statictics. This Project is very active and there is data in CVS.
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