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FREESECS is an open-source project for SEMI SECS standards. The software is compiled with GNU autotools/GCC and runs on Linux, MacOS X, NetBSD. See http://opensecs.sourceforge.net
The FunnyRobot project designs an educational robot controller that is programmable via USB. Both the hardware and software are configurable and extensible. Users can build programs with a C++ library and run them under a real-time operating system.
OSXCMC is a suite of Apple Macintosh OSX open source development tools for the iRobot Create Robot Command Module. It includes the GCC compiler and Smultron text editor. Please visit the Quick Start Guide - osxcmc.wiki.sourceforge.net.
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ATM18 is a collection of software modules for the Elektor / CC2 project ATM18. The ATM18 project is a controller board based on a Atmel AVR ATmega88 controller. Sourcecode are available for Codevision AVR, AVR-GCC and BASCOM.
This Project contains the software for the various AVR-Microcontroller-Boards for a modular, autonomous hexapod (see: www.ni-c.de/hal0). Source-Code is written with Eclipse in C. The used compiler is the open source AVR-GCC for AVR microcontrollers (ATTi