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    Several language bindings for the FTDI D2XX driver used in FTDI's USB products. Currently supported languages are Python (pyd2xx), Java (jd2xx), CSharp (csd2xx) and LabVIEW (lvd2xx).
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    yad2xx

    Yet Another JNI-D2XX Interface Project

    A Java Native Interface (JNI) library suitable for communicating with a range of USB interface chips from FTDI via the D2XX driver. It currently supports OS X 10.10+ and Windows 7/8 x64. On OS X, the 64 bit JVM is supported. On Windows, support is limited to the 64 bit JVM (Java 1.8 is now 64 bit). Version 1.0 --------------------------------- - Java 8 - SPI support and sample (via MPSSE)
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    This Java program is used to control a signal generator. It is part of ELE680's labo at Ecole de technologie superieure. It send commands to the external circuit using the USB port. Java API use the JD2XX to communicate with the FTDI IC onboard.
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