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LEDSpicer
LEDSpicer a LED Animator and Controller for Linux
LEDSpicer is a linear LED controller daemon that will handle single color or a RGB LEDs connected to different devices. It allows the execution of animations and profiles and handle can input to interact with the LEDs, profiles can be triggered based on different events, like programs running, network input, game name, etc. Includes some utilities to make an arcade cabinet more attractive and cool! -
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alio
An "Alternative IO" layer.
The alio library can be dynamically pre-linked to existing executables and replaces file IO (i.e. calls to glibc's IO functions). This allows to gather statistics about IO, create IO trace files, or even implement a different IO behaviour (e.g. use separate IO servers to handle IO). -
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A utility to read/write from: pipes, sockets, standard handles, files, block devices, NT Native API objects, file mapping/section objects, comm ports, etc. Supports various text/data conversions, multiple inputs/outputs, and various IO types/options.
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Port Reader
Read port traffic on a linux system.
Produces a list of IO ports, and allows the user to collect data from the ports selected. -
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Project has moved. http://rhyduino.codeplex.com
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The cpp_trace is a flexible and compact logging C++ library. The library provides a facility to filter and route between output streams text trace messages. It uses generic type-safe design and conforms to STL io stream concepts.
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NetIcon is a utility that sits in the Windows task bar and shows your network throughput. Requires WinPcap. NetIcon was modeled after Process Explorer, which only shows the CPU and IO load. Additionally it shows a hilbert curve "netblob" diagram.
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Tools and plugins for the KDE Desktop Environment to manage the content on your Apple iPod under Linux. It already includes "ipodslave" an IO slave that enables KIO aware apps like konqueror or amarok to access the stored Music.
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this library provide a light-weight thread and socket framework, You can use multi-coroutine through few thread for synchronized io operation.
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EternalNGE is a cross-platform software framework for developing emulators/simulators providing generic interfaces for graphics, sound, etc. The primary focus is on game-consoles though the design allows for any device using i2c, memory mapped io, etc.
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Latest iteration in the Bonnie family of benchmarks. Tests large file IO and creation/deletion of small files.
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A ZigBee library for ZigBee Series I-II, this library keep a list of end device, their status, IO values, configurations, etc... the idea is keep updated all, all the time.
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