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This is an IDE for 8051 which can be used to write and simulate assembly language program and find out errors if any. The project implements almost all 8051 functions. It visually shows the content of all register and memory.

tXtFL is a strategy-based football simulator. Teams can be created from real stats on the web, built through custom designed plays, and then used to coach games or predict scores. Note that as of 2010, all new development is taking place at http://textflex.com/txtfl.

Seems to be closely related to Cellular automaton, except this creates a complex pattern from a mathematical function you input. See website for examples/live applets. This program makes use of an old GPL version of the JEP equation parser.

A verilog language compiler written using Java and JavaCC. It produces a netlist, an ascii text file, of all the cell connections. It can compile very large circuits comprised of many modules.

QASE is a Java-based API designed to provide all the functionality needed to create game agents in Quake 2. Powerful enough to facilitate high-end research, it is also suitable for undergrad courses geared towards classic AI and agent-based systems.

Collection of Java Applications related to Scientific World. All these applications have their source code available and can be easily changed by other programmers. Visit http://www.hcroboting.com/ for more information.

This is a recopilation of programs programmed by Eliot Hijano using either Java or Ruby. All the programs have something in common with both physics and Maths and are explained mathematically and physically in its own pdf.

An effort to create free and open enviroment, to build complex "rail world", including all rail technology lovers' interests - locomotives (steam, diesel, electric) - driving or documentation, physics, traffic control, etc.

To create, as a community, an open-source, GPL-licensed positioning system designed with a service-oriented architecture (SOA) that will run on all major platforms to provide low-cost positioning of any Wi-Fi enabled devices.

...If we enable those visitors to share their content at the event, new challenges emerge. Visitors move, go online and offline, and build a dynamic network. One can say a complex adaptive network emerges, with all its problems. We tackle these problems by introducing a bio-inspired algorithm, which lets the content place itself where it is needed. It is robust, scalable and adaptive. The transport path of content is exploited to replicate content and limited storage space is handled by clean-up mechanisms. We implemented a simulator to show the algorithm's performance and to test its behavior under real circumstances. ...