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    SERiaM

    Unified desktop and embedded Serial port API

    A simple API, written in C, for accessing the Serial ports in a consistent way across Multiple desktop and embedded platforms. This has allowed programs for embedded devices to be mainly developed on the desktop, where test and debug is much easier. It can also be used to write serial port programs that are portable across different desktop platforms.
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    rtnppd is able to route TNPP 3.8 (Telocator Network Paging Protocol) packets between serial links and other rtnppd programs (over an IP-network). Also includes rtapd daemon for routing packets to rtnppd.
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    ttypatch is a Linux application that permits two or more "serial port user programs" to reliably connect to each other without the use of actual serial ports. Also acts as a virtual patch panel among any number of real and virtual serial ports.
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