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SnapModbus is an Open-Source multi-platform suite (library and tools) to manage Modbus communication in strict adherence to the modbus.org specifications, both master and slave side. It supports all the functions described in the documents: * MODBUS APPLICATION PROTOCOL SPECIFICATION V1.1b3 * MODBUS MESSAGING ON TCP/IP IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE V1.0b * MODBUS over Serial Line - Specification and Implementation Guide V1.02 through the standard transport protocols and the most widespread...

...The features are pretty basic, the executable is small and is a portable application. I needed something to automate QEMU quickly operate fast without having to worry about setting things up. I just wanted to get moving fast. It is designed just for that. It will keep your last machine settings and reload them from the .ini files that it creates. The main purpose I needed this for is Android - using Limbo. If something works on QEMU then it has a good chance of working on Android. You don't need to put QEMU in your environment path, just point to its base folder. ...

...You do not have many options if you want to included PDF support in your Pascal/Lazarus projects. MuPDF is maybe one of the best options, but is stuck on version 1.08 (from 2015), to be used with Lazarus. I managed to bring the supported version up to 1.17.0 (latest MuPDF). Only for Win64. Help is welcome to bring support for MacOS, Linux and Haiku. As I have no previous experience using external libraries and writing headers for them, I can use some help. So if you want the newest version of MuPDFLib support, please give me a hand.

Lightweight IDE (LWP) is a minimalistic, easy to use IDE for Mac OSX for Pascal/Object Pascal/C/C++/ObjC that provides a multi-window editor with syntax coloring, function pop-up and error shortcuts. It serves as a front-end to FPC and GCC.

Notepas is a fast native multiplatform text editor written in Lazarus and can be compiled for multiple platforms and widget sets using the advanced native Free Pascal Compiler. Aimed towards developers it is equipped with some functions usually not found in other text editors and introduces a couple of new exclusive features.

...You can use MMM to read out your Monitor Capabilities like physical Resolution, supported Resolutions and Refresh Rates, Vendor Informations, Firmware Version and current settings like Brightness, Contrast, Gamma and so on. You can use MMM also to send MCCS Commands to your Monitor to turning it into Standby, wake it up again and change its Brightness, Contrast or Gamma Settings. Note that this is done directly by the Monitor and NOT the Graphics Card. You can't believe that? Have a look to your Monitors On-Screen Display when changing Settings with MMM! Furthermore, MMM has methods to place a Window exacty to a Monitor relatively to global Desktop Coordinates and taking Screenshots from a Monitor Content.