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ParaPascal is a programming language, an integrated development environment and simulator for learning concurrent programming.
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The program Virtual Network Simulator for Web 2.0 is a tool that allows the simulation of assembly and configuration of computer network projects, virtual or physical. It also simulate the sending of a package between the hots of origin and destinati
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SimDK is a VMware vSphere4 simulator which provides vSphere4 API-compatibility for official vSphere4 clients and other applications built using the vSphere4 SDK.
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A simulator of Donald E. Knuth's fictitious MIX processor written in Java, which includes support for floating-point arithmetics.
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Fully graphical mips simulator, with a simple text editor. The aim is to not only have the entire mips isa implemented and simulated, but to have a mips ide. The text highlighting for the mips instructions set is currently underway. Version 3 Available.
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An operating system kernel simulator complete with command-line mini-applications and a disk scheduler.
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A Java-written MIPS simulator developed to stimulate people learning the Assembly language. It adds graphics, sounds and user interation to make writing assembly programs more interesting.
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