OpenBLAS 0.3.27

OpenBLAS is an optimized BLAS (Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms) library based on GotoBLAS2 1.13 BSD version.

libunwind 1.8.1

libunwind is a portable and efficient C API for determining the current call chain of ELF program threads of execution and for resuming execution at any point in that call chain. The API supports both local (same process) and remote (other process) operation. The API ise useful in a number of applications, including but not limited to the following. Program introspection: Either for error messages showing a back trace of the call chain leading to a problem or for performance monitoring and ana

Fresh IDE 2.7.0

Fresh is advanced IDE for assembly programming with built-in FASM compiler and visual programming features. Fresh is designed especially for middle to big assembly project and has many source exploration, searching and cross reference features. The IDE itself is written in assembly language and is self-compilable. The project also contains portable programming library FreshLib that allows writing portable assembly applications. FreshLib supports Linux, Windows and KolibriOS, but easily can be ex

asm1825 Assembler 0.8.1

asm1825 is a lightweight standalone assembler for PIC microcontrollers, specifically the PIC16(L)F1825 and similar variants. It is a two pass command line based assembler producing ready to burn .hex output with support for macros, file inclusion, and arithmetic evaluation of operands. It follows the opcode definitions in the '1825 datasheet and makes no explicit attempt at full compatibility with other specific assemblers (such as mpasm), but hopefully does not break compatibility without good

HWA: Hardware Abstractor 0.9.1

HWA is a tool for programming microcontrollers in C language. It provides the programmer a small set of object-oriented generic instructions to act on the hardware so that traditional bitwise and register-oriented instructions can be replaced by instructions that describe the wanted result, making the code more readable and easier to port to new target devices. HWA is not a library. Its implementation relies on C macro-definitions and inlined functions that, thanks to the compiler's optimizer