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UFFS: Ultra-low-cost Flash File System, designed for NAND flash working in embedded system. UFFS typically consumes less then 200K ram for 1Gb(page 512)/4Gb(page 2K) NAND flash. It supports direct flash interface, works with or without OS.
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Reimplementation of mailfilter (http://mailfilter.sourceforge.net/) in Python. It filters email directly on a POP3 mail server before it is downloaded by another program. This program is aimed to run on all platforms the Python programing language suppor
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A web based operating system. Webxos privides a unified way to access your documents, address book, email, instant messenger and more. For developers, Webxos introduces a new programing platform for developing web based rich interface applications.
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Just Another "X" Object Oriented Operating System An embedded operating system aiming to take advantage of modern object oriented and generic programing.
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Dukra is programing language for AVR Microcontroller Atmega8-16.
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We are looking for a general solution that monitors execution of any program, regardless of the programing language it has been written in, or the accessibility to source code.
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