Open Source Cygwin Test and Measurement Software

iPDC is a free Phasor Data Concentrator that collects data from PMUs, and PDC/iPDC that are IEEEC37.118 Synchrophasors std compliant. iPDC do the time sequencing and combining of the received data as per IEEEC37.118 and send to other iPDCs, and applications on request. iPDC is able to archive the received data in the MySQL database on local/remote machine. PMU Simulator is also IEEEC37.118 std compliant. Software is built to be working on Linux platform.

A library that is intended for designing high-quality industrial control widgets for Ada applications. The widgets are composed of transparent layers drawn by cairo. The widgets are fully scalable graphics. A time controlled refresh policy is supported for real-time and heavy-duty applications. The library supports caching graphical operations and stream I/O for serialization and deserialization. Ready-to-use gauge, meter, oscilloscope widgets are provided as samples as well as an editor widget for WYSIWYG design of complex dashboards. The software is based on GtkAda and cairoada, the Ada bindings to GTK+ and cairo.

Test for three-dimensional imaging: mental rotation of three-dimensional objects Shepard (R. Shepard, J. Metzler) Written with Delphi and OpenGL

CDNsim is a GNU/LINUX simulation tool for CDNs, written in C++ (core) and python (GUI wizard). It models: redirection policies, cache policies, TCP/IP, batch simulations, statistics extraction and more. CDNsim is uses the OMNet++ library

Ever wanted to use a calculator by using the command line? Now you can! This is a command-line interface calculator. It had the basic ability to divide, multiply, add or subtract.

Chart display control featuring various graphical exploitation options (zooms, cursor, statistics) fully configurable by the application end user run time Your feedback values for us, so add a review!

DSAquire allows you to download and plot trace data from a Thurlby DSA524 digital storage adaptor (it's a 25 year old instrument, but better late than never, eh?). The data is downloaded via an RS232 serial link using a null modem cable. You can export the plot as an image or export the data in real-world units as a csv file. This software runs under Linux and also under Windows XP and later using Cygwin. Pre-compiled binaries are supplied, as are full sources under the GPL. The interface of provided via FLTK. Also hosted here are the service and operators' manuals for this instrument, as well as dumps of the firmware from the EPROM. Many thanks to those who have preserved these for posterity (the 2.79 and 2.86 firmware dumps where generated by me - the rest has been collected from around the 'net).

The library provides an implementation of intervals for Ada. It includes arithmetic and relational operations. The library supports intervals with integer and floating-point bounds. Dimensioned intervals are also supported

It's a very light Redhat Linux and Oracle OVM System Performance Monitoring tool written in Perl using rrdtool for Database and Graphing. Allows you to query the RRD database given a set of dates and generates a web based graphs. Easy to install. Uses less disk space than most performance monitoring tool. Data of each host monitored is kept for 2 years and occupy less that 25 MB of disk space.

Framework to help researchers test their discovery algorithms. Microsoft visual studio 2008 with c# and SQL Server were used on windows based workstation. Prototype developed is called WSDis, which stands for Web Services Discovery. WSDis provides Two main menus and two buttons at the main form. Figure 10 shows the main form of WSDis. Button IMPORT imports WSDL files and retrieving their details. Button REGISTER registers acceptable web services. Acceptable web service description files are WSDL standard format and their documentation section is not empty.

curl-benchmark is an open-source tool written in C-language that generates multiple and simultaneous HTTP/HTTPS requests and returns data for performance analysis.

dAnalytics is a software made for educational purposes to work with discriminant analysis. It's a very simple calculator over bi-dimensional populations. You input a file with two columns (one for each variable) and tryout different separations of populations (blue and red) and analyze it's efficiency by observing the eigen value result for the attempted separation. It also gives many information about the statistics both of the input and the separated populations. There's a documentation folder in the software which brings a quick start guide for this software.

Counts NGS read alignments against GTF annotations in a multithreaded and scalable fashion. Benchmark: 8 core 1M annotations for 2Gb sorted reads ~30 seconds compared to ~28 minutes for bedtools multicov. Files include: fast_count_multi - reports all counts and RPKM, multithreading support fast_count_deseq - reports gene counts in deseq compatible format, multithreading support fast_count - reports all counts with no multithreading support. usage ./fast_count_multi num_threads gtf_file bam_file(s) > output Requires bamtools API library at run time, and c++0x for compile. git clone https://github.com/pezmaster31/bamtools cd bamtools mkdir build cd build cmake .. make export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:path to/lib g++ -I bamtools/include/ -L bamtools/lib/ -o fast_count_multi fast_count_multi.cpp -lz -lbamtools -fpermissive -pthread -std=c++0x

GIAnT (Generic Implementation ANalysis Toolkit) is a platform for physical analysis of (embedded) devices. Primarily designed for hardware security analyses, it is built around an FPGA-based board for fault injection and side-channel analysis. This project has been supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBF (grant 01IS10026A, Project EXSET).