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uIDE (Micro IDE)
uIDE (Micro IDE) is a free, open-source IDE for GPUtils
uIDE is a specialized development environment for programming PIC microcontrollers in assembly language. Built with Free Pascal and Lazarus, it offers a clean, efficient workspace for embedded systems developers working with Microchip's PIC processor family. -
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System_42
Ultra-Lightweight Superior Calibre Linux Distro
SYSTEM42: A Gift For SAGE A SuperSimple x86_64 Micro Linux ASCII Desktop Distro Unpack 'theTool-v1.tar.gz' to an empty, mounted, ext2 partition. Boot the kernel and use the ext2 partition as rootfs. Now unzip cc, sys, and root... A very small LFS-style Linux distro with kernel, uClibc, gcc, emacs, theTool, and an rc. Designed to bootstrap g++. Roll-your-own distro, bring gnu tarballs. -
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uHex
A simple, fast and 8086-compatible hex editor
uHex is a simple and fast, multiplatform hex editor. It's primarily written for DOS, but compiles on POSIX just as well. uHex has been written with care to work fast even on an 8086 CPU, providing support for large files (up to 2 GiB) while using minimal amounts of memory. "uHex" stands for "micro Hex" (it should actually be spelled µHex, but DOS operating systems do not allow non-ASCII symbols in filenames, thus the official name became just "uHex").
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