Description UMHDL setup-2.0 IDE for learning HDLs
UMHDL is an educational integrated development environment (IDE) intended for learning digital designing with programmable logic devices. By using hardware description languages (HDLs) through simulation, this open source tool allows learning VHDL language. Its front-end has an interface that allows writing code (with syntax highlighting), invokes an external VHDL compiler and simulator (such as GHDL) and displays the result of the simulation graphically as waveforms (invoking to GTKWave).
KJWaves, SPICE3 GUI and waveform viewer
KjWaves allows for easy modification and viewing of SPICE circuit files. It also reads SPICE3 RAW format (as well as GnuCap) and creates graphs of results through an interactive graphical user interface (GUI). It supports waveform maths and copying to clipboard, too.
Weka
Weka is a collection of machine-learning algorithms for solving real-world data-mining problems. It is written in Java and runs on almost any platform. Algorithms can be called using Java codes or can be applied directly to a dataset.
openSCADA
openSCADA is the companion project to Eclipse SCADA. It is platform-independent and based on a modern system design that provides security and flexibility. It provides development libraries, interface applications, mass configuration tools, front-end and back-end applications.
TANGO
TANGO is an open source toolkit for building high-performance and high-quality distributed control systems for small and large installations. The toolkit design is based on the concept of distributed devices or objects and provides native support for multiple programming languages. It implements a full set of tools for developing, managing and monitoring small and large control systems.
LibreCAD
LibreCAD is a free open source computer-aided design (CAD) application for Windows, Apple and Linux. Support and documentation is free from its large, dedicated community of users, contributors and developers.
Tizen SDK
Tizen SDK is a comprehensive set of tools for developing Tizen Web and native applications. It consists of an IDE, emulator, toolchain, sample code and documentation. Tizen SDK runs on Windows and this edition of DVD has 634-bit and 32-bit versions of the software. Tizen applications can be developed without relying on official Tizen IDE, as long as the application complies with Tizen packaging rules.
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i did not expect that: Tizen SDK 634-bit variant
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