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EtherCard
EtherCard is an IPv4 driver for the ENC28J60 chip
...Non-AVR boards are NOT currently supported (101/Zero/Due) #211 Hardware: Depending on the size of the buffer for packets, this library uses about 1k of Arduino RAM. Large strings and other global variables can easily push the limits of smaller microcontrollers. This library uses the SPI interface of the microcontroller and will require at least one dedicated pin for CS, plus the SO, SI, and SCK pins of the SPI interface. An interrupt pin is not required. Any Arduino IDE >= 1.0.0 should be fine. EtherCard is available for installation in the Arduino Library Manager. ... -
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Simple program that displays information about CUDA-enabled devices. The program is equipped with GPU performance test.
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nagacfg
Linux frontend for evrouter to map the Razer Naga buttons
nagacfg is a frontend for evrouter to map the Razer Naga buttons. It supports multiple profiles of mappings and allows the selection of the symbols assigned to the buttons. -
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This program was born as a parody of another *-Z utilities like CPU-Z or GPU-Z. It shows some basic information about OpenCL-enabled GPUs and CPUs.
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