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This is a software/hardware development tool that allows the user to send strings on an interface (parallel,serial, network or other), specified in hexadecimal or strings or a combination of these. The strings can be retrieved/stored from/to a file.

KildClient is a mud client using the GTK toolkit. Its main feature is the support of Perl scripting. Other standard features of mud clients (triggers, gags, macros, etc.) are also supported.

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* DSKVNC is a free VNC implementation of the 3.3, 3.7 & 3.8 RFB protocols * easyTranscode is a simple mencoder frontend to encode a DVD title to XvID

The JWA library aims to provide a conversion from C to Delphi of as many headers as possible from the PSDK etc. The JWSCL (security library) is an advanced object-oriented framework for programming with the Windows security features (ACL, Tokens, etc.)

USL is an object-oriented scripting language written in C++ and compiled to run on both Linux and Windows operating systems. Without a script, USL is a programmable command-line shell and interactive interpreter. USL is for general purpose scripting locally.

Console typing manager(CTM is open source library written in C++ containing ctm object, which can take control of the pressing keys of your terminal application(command interpreter). CTM can be used in programs, which are runing in terminal and user need to manage them by entering commands and keyboard shortcuts.

BASIC interpreter for the 16bit PIC microcontroller 24FJ64GA002. The interpreter runs on the chip only, no compiler/tokenizer is needed. Communication with PC is done by USB-to-serial converter cable.

OpenBrain is an AIML interpreter/terminal hybrid. It's intended use right now is sort of a desktop assistant, designed to speak in your language instead of system shell code. The Project is still being developed so it isn't that intelligent quite yet.

K_TTY provides keyman(TM) style keyboard interpretation for Linux console and attached (or pseudo) terminals (including X terminals, telnet sessions, etc.) so you can type in IPA / non-roman scripts on Linux.

Bipolar Attitude Shell (biatsh) is a command line interpreter that will sometimes back-talk or play hard-to-get when you ask it to do something. It may also get upset if you don't pay enough attention to it...

Terminal like program with integrated LUA interpreter and specifically designed to use with Wavecom wireless modules.