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Baya - SoC Integration Platform
Best in class SoC Integration Platform, IP-XACT, Verilog VHDL, UPF
...Hierarchy Manipulation to create Power Domain, Voltage Domain, comply with Floor planning 8.a. Insert new hierarchy 8.b. Remove existing hierarchy 9. Associate the IP-XACT memory maps with the SoC component instances 10. Dump out the C Model for the entire design 11. Glue-Logic insertion 12. Spare port insertion across hierarchies 13. Automatic creation of the top module and it's ports based upon specified rule 14. Creates stub module -
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xowa
A free, open-source, offline Wikipedia application
XOWA is a desktop application for reading and editing Wikipedia offline (XOWA has moved to http://gnosygnu.github.io/xowa/download.html) -
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Similar Image Search
Reverse image search your photos. Find duplicates. Find similars
...SiS can search for similar images in the library and return a list of matches. I can also compare ones outside the library to ones within. It's designed for photographers to sift through a memory card dump, searching for photos in batches for ease of sorting. Requires: Java 7 -
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Java Secure String
Java class for secure long-term in memory storage of sensitive strings
A compact fast performing Java class SecureString enables long-term storage of sensitive strings that is resilient against a privileged insider, i.e. makes it hard to introspect its content from a memory dump. Click the home page link for a white paper with details and discussion on the subject of in-memory storage of sensitive data in Java. -
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