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    macosx_gpib_lib

    Porting of linux-gpib to Mac os x

    This project aims to provide some missing GPIB function to Mac Os X. It focuses only on unsupported 82357 GPIB adapter but can be extended to other USB boards if there is a need for that in the future. The code is mainly based on linux-gpib and includes also code from fxload for mac project. This project generates a dynamic library which can be linked against any kind of application which support dylib. It also comes with a python wrapper. macosx_gpib_lib is not a kernel extension and only supports 82357x adapter for now. ...
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    K8055 User Interface is a Mac OS X based Cocoa application for controlling the Velleman K8055 USB interface. Included is a static library which can be used for developing other applications and closely replicates the Velleman Windows .DLL functions.
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    K8055 is a Mac OS X based control panel for the Velleman K8055 USB I/O card. It's a Cocoa / Obj-C application which can be used to control the K8055 from your desktop. The source will also provide a starting point for other K8055 interfacing applications.
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