Free winutilities 5.11 serial software for linux

LibSerial provides a collection of C++ classes that allow one to access serial ports on POSIX systems like standard C++ iostream objects.

Member functions are provided for setting various parameters of the serial ports such as the baud rate, character size, flow control and others. LibSerials idea is to simplify serial port programming on POSIX systems.

When you have installed the above tools, run the following commands:

Installation:

./configure
make
make install

Note: The html documentation will not be installed by "make install". I will fix this in the future release.

Hiawatha is a secure webserver for Unix. Hiawatha has been written with being secure as its main goal. Hiawatha has lots of features that no other webserver has.
This and the fact that Hiawathas source code is free of security-bugs, makes Hiawatha the most secure webserver available. I hereby challege every visitor of this website to find a security-bug in the Hiawatha webserver.
Hiawatha has been tested and runs perfectly on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, MacOS X and Cygwin.
Why you should use Hiawatha instead of Apache? Apache is a big piece of software and has a damn ugly configurationfile. Nevertheless, its fast in handling PHP files and has lots of features, like WebDAV.
If you need that, stick with Apache. If you dont, theres no reason why should not try Hiawatha. Hiawatha is small (about 60kb) and its configurationfile is easy to understand. And if you need a real secure webserver, Hiawatha is your piece of software.
Main features:
Abilities:
Request methods:
- GET
- POST
- HEAD
- OPTIONS
HTTP codes:
- 200 OK
- 206 Partial Content
- 301 Moved Permanently
- 302 Found
- 304 Not Modified
- 400 Bad Request
- 401 Unauthorized
- 403 Forbidden
- 404 Not Found
- 405 Method Not Allowed
- 408 Request Timeout
- 412 Precondition Failed
- 413 Request Entity Too Large
- 416 Requested Range Not Satisfiable
- 500 Internal Server Error
- 501 Not Implemented
- 503 Service Unavailable
- 505 HTTP Version Not Supported
Extra:
- Access/connection control
- Banning
- Basic authorization & authentication
- CGI support (including PHP)
- Chunked Transfer-encoding
- CommandChannel (control Hiawatha by telnetting to a special port)
- Cookie support
- Cross-site scripting prevention
- Customizable ServerString
- Directorylisting in HTML format
- DoS/flooding protection
- GZip Content-Encoding support
- If-(Un)Modified-Since header field
- Interface binding control
- Keep-alive connections
- Logfiles
- Request pipelining
- Plugin support (at sourcelevel)
- Range header field (single range support)
- Referer control for images (prevent external image linking)
- Rootjail
- SSL support
- SQL injection prevention
- Traffic throttling (control uploadspeed)
- Userdirectory support (run CGI scripts with uid and gid of that user)
- Virtual host support
- Volatile object support (for frequently changing objects, like webcam pictures)
Enhancements:
- Several bugfixes, and support for uploading large files via the HTTP PUT request method.

Guikachu is a resource editor for PalmOSTM systems. Guikachu project allows you to visually create dialog boxes, menu bars and windows for your Palm application in the GNOME desktop environment.
If you are familiar with PalmOS development, you may have encountered one of the numerous resource editors running in the Windows or MacOS operating environments, and wished for a UNIX application that does the same, because it is your operating system of choice. Or maybe youve always created RCP files by hand and wondered if theres an easier and faster way.
Guikachu is a PalmOS resource editor that runs in the UNIX environment, using the GNOME desktop framework. At the time of writing this manual, Guikachu is the only PalmOS resource editor application for UNIX systems. If youve used Glade, a user interface editor for GNOME, the interface of Guikachu will look familiar.
Unlike most of the applications available for Windows and MacOS, Guikachu is Free Software as defined by the terms of the GPL. You are not only allowed, but encouraged to look at the source code, give it away to your peers, friends and colleagues and modify it to your liking, as long as you grant these same rights to everyone else. See the GNU GPL for the specific license terms.
Main features:
- GNOME-based user interface
- LibXML-based I/O
- Exporting and importing to/from PilRC .rcp files
- Included XSLT stylesheet and shell script to generate RCP files offline
- Supported resources:
- String
- String list
- Dialog
- Menu
- Form
- Bitmap
- BitmapFamily
- Special Blob resource, for storing arbitary RCP fragments
- Per-application resources (e.g. vendor ID)
- WYSIWYG form editor, with native font rendering and cut & paste
Enhancements:
- Files are saved with a default extension of ".guikachu" to avoid unopenable files.
- A crash in the dialog button editor was fixed.

GForge is a Web-based collaborative development environment. GForge is based on a fork of the 2.61 SourceForge code, which used to be available via anonymous CVS from VA Software, but has been extensively rewritten and enhanced.
GForge has tools to help your team collaborate, like message forums and mailing lists; tools to create and control access to Source Code Management repositories like CVS and Subversion.
GForge automatically creates a repository and controls access to it depending on the role settings of the project.
Aditional Tools
- Manage File Releases
- Document Management
- News announcements
- Surveys for users and admins
- Issue tracking with "unlimited" numbers of categories, text fields, etc
- Task management
Main features:
- A Web site for every project
- Versioning via CVS
- Shell access to the server for the developers
- A web site for project coordination and comunication between team members:
- Discussion Forums - For discussions between team members
- Bug tracking - Allow registration and administration of bugs
- Support requests, patch submissions, and enhancement requests
- Comunication between project members using mailing lists
- Sharing of documentation
- Handling of todo lists, tasks, etc
- File uploads/releases
- Posting of news - Every project can have its own news items.
- Code Snippets - Provides of a basic knowledgebase that can contain code fragments, HOWTOs, etc.

WIGS is both an API to talk to a GPS receiver over the serial port via the NMEA protocol supported by most GPS receivers, as well as an application that use this API.
The first phase of the WIGS project is now completed as weve published the API.
The second phase is to make an application to present the data received from the GPS in a simple and intuitive way.
The third phase, and also the most important phase, is to add a special mapping feature which allows the user to load any scanned map and, as long as that map is calibrated by providing a set of known coordinates on that map (usually the corners of the map), present the users current position on that map.
Enhancements:
- The API was completely rewritten for better integration into the GUI.
- Third party communications drivers written by developers other than the development team are supported.
- Some minor bugs were fixed.

libTLC54x is a library to communicate with the Texas Instruments TLC548/TLC549 8-Bit A/D-Converter via serial or parallel connector.
The library just needs the device to be opened and than you can read data from the TLC54x. libTLC54x hides the process of getting the data bit by bit and also hides the wait states.
Main features:
- Simple interface
- Get one byte of data with one simple call from the A/D-Converter
Enhancements:
- updated README file
- made autoconf and automake scripts