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    Codit - A free code editor

    A free source code editor

    Codit is a free source code editor which works easily and looks awesome. Codit has line numbers and supports html,php,c#,vb,xml,sql,lua. It also highlights the current line. Its black background makes you feel like you are going to be the next Bill Gates
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    BitBurner

    BitBurner

    BitBurner AVR Programmer, a full and complete AVRdude GUI for Windows.

    BitBurner AVR Programmer is a graphical front end for the command line program AVRdude. It is used to transfer programs and data to the Atmel AVR family of microcontrollers. BitBurner is an attempt at a single AVRdude GUI programming solution for AVR developers and experimenters by providing comprehensive device support over a broad range of programming hardware. BitBurner supports all devices, memory spaces and programming hardware protocols provided by the latest version of AVRdude,...
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    data2bin

    Create structured binary files from XML data.

    ...Your structures description (you can use integers of different sizes and endiannesses, null-terminated text strings, fixed-size binary strings, structures, arrays...) 2. Your data in a XML file written down according to defined structure. ... and produces final binary file. It is able to pad Your strings with defined padding, check Your integers' sizes, it can fill default values where You didn't supply data, it can also, for example, put a "blank" array member at the end of an array etc. Whenever You change your structure in Your code, just update the data-description file and "rebuild" Your binary files without touching XML data files!
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