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gp2xemu

System-wide emulation of the MagicEyes MMSP2 chip and additional peripherals found on the GP2X F-100 handheld. Other emulators like QEMU and SkyEye can emulate the same architecture, but does not emulate the exact hardware found on this handheld. This project aims to do that. The goal is to make an ... [More] accurate emulator which can aid in debugging and development. Ease-of-use and accuracy will have priority over performance. The GP2X supports DRM in order to protect commercial games/applications. DRM support is not planned due to legal issues. [Less]

wap-browser

This Gadget helps browsing wap webpages on Desktop Computer. It can also be used to browse .mobi websites, Assists Web Design of Pages with Mobile Phone Accessibility. Webmasters can use this to make Mobile Friendly pages.

dszip

Home of dsZipdsZip is a handy utility to compress and decompress .nds files directly on the Nintendo DS. This way it is possible to store many more homebrew applications (or whatever floats your boat!) on a memory card than possible when using normal files, and decompress them only when you really ... [More] want to use them. The project is based on the GPL'd gzip source code (version 1.24). It uses the devKitPro build tool and libfat to access the memory device. Project statusBIG BOLD NOTE: this is pre-alpha quality code. It might work, or not. It might fail in silent and subtle ways. It might destroy your console, or it might eat your data. Use it at your own risk, and do not complain if something goes wrong. You've been warned. dsZip is provided without any warranty. Really. What worksThe gzip decompressor should be OK (tested with different compressed file sizes, up to 128 MB). The user interface is very basilar but allows directory navigation and file selection. Tested on a DS Lite with a R4 adapter. What does not workError reporting is minimal (hint: result = 0 means everything is fine). NO checks on the output file name apart from extension stripping (could overwrite something important). Compression does not work yet. Archives different from .gz are not supported (even if gzip can normally handle them). No check is done for available space on the device. What I'm planning to doSupport different kinds of archives (at the very least .zip). Support for compression. More than a file in a archive (e.g. compress saves with the .nds). Testing, testing, testing. Better GUI. Usage instructionsPLEASE note again: this is PRE-ALPHA quality code. Experiment/use at your own risk. Not suitable for those who do not know what they are doing. The following assumes you know at least a bit how to run homebrews on the Nintendo DS (TM) console. I won't explain that here, for now. Maybe when the code is in a better shape, just to be sure no newbie gets hurt. Pre-compiled binaryDownload the latest release from the Downloads section. Unzip the binary. From now on, follow the instructions for patching the binary you can find below. Compile from sourceInstall the devKitPro toolchain. Check out the code from the SVN repository. A normal make command should suffice. If everything goes well you should have a trunk.nds file in the trunk directory of the repo. Please rename the .nds file to something more meaningful :-) Patch the binaryBoth the downloaded version and the compiled binary have to be patched in order to work with different DS devices. You probably will have to obtain the appropriate .dldi file for your device and run the dlditool executable on the newly downloaded/generated .nds file. Some newer devices with up-to-date firmwares might allow the executable to work even without patching. Do what you would do for a normal libfat binary. Pleas don't ask any questions about patching the binary or stuff like that. If you do not know how to do that and can't figure it out with other resources you find on the 'net you probably do not want to run the current dsZip version anyhow. Uploading the binary to the DSDo as you would do for any other homebrew application. Running dsZipWhen dsZip is run it displays a list of files and directories present in the current directory (that is, the one it has been launched from). Only .gz files are currently listed, as those are the only one you can decompress for now. The currently selected file/directory is identified with a -> sign. You can change the currently selected entry by pressing UP/DOWN on the D-pad. The list will scroll, of course. Note that the touchscreen is not used for now. If you press A, an action is taken. If the currently selected entry is a directory, you will move into that directory. Pressing B or activating the .. entry (that should be present in any directory) goes back to the parent folder. If it is a file, dsZip will try to decompress the file. It will list the gzip'd file name, the output file name and then a progress indicator (for every compressed block that has been decompressed a . is printed). Decompression is done when the message asking you to reboot your DS is printed on screen. Please wait for that message before resetting or power cycling your DS. If it seems to be stuck it might be because you are decompressing a very large file. Just wait a bit. An uncompressed 128MB file can take up to 4-5 minutes. Just before the reboot message an exit code is printed. 0 is fine, everything else represents failure. Legal notesThis project is not affiliated with nor approved, endorsed or sponsored by the Nintendo corporation. They probably do not even know that this project exists. The Revolution R4 card name is (might be?) a trademark of the r4ds.com team. The Nintendo DS name is a trademark of the Nintendo corporation. It is used here only to design the target platform for the applications. I do not wish to exploit it for commercial purposes, etc. etc. etc. Please do not ask about using dsZip with commercial games. It might work with them, or not (in the end it is just a lossless compressor/decompressor). Please do not ask where to get them. I do not endorse piracy. [Less]

m3utunes

m3uTunesDescriptionm3uTunes uses m3u files to create an enhanced experience on mobile media players with little support for organization of media. m3uTunes is designed specifically for the BlackBerry but will work anywhere with m3u file support. This project will be coded in Python, and will use ... [More] wxPython for the GUI. It will be distributed as Python source files as well as a .exe file created using py2exe for Windows. Dependenciesm3uTunes requires the following: Python 2.5 (or higher) wxPython These are not necessary when using the Windows binary of m3uTunes. [Less]

charactermanager

Grendel - a Dungeons and Dragons Player's CompanionSimple web-based UI for managing a character for the Dungeons and Dragons game. Designed to be usable and useful on a 320x480 iPhone/smartphone screen. Much inspiration taken from Redblade character manager and the Timpani excel sheet. Data is ... [More] based on the 3.5 Players Handbook. Demo site (code changes quickly, so the zip releases are out of date). [Less]

Defence Station Portable

Defence Station Portable is a Tower Defence game targeted for the PSP. It also runs on Windows and Linux to provide easier level development.

pda-watermarking

Digital WaterMarking for Image/Audio for PPC: A labview Approach to designing a system for media copyright protection using watermarking schemes. Looking for People Willing to Help me out. Kindly mail me if interested at fawzy.maged@gmail.com

gatopalm

GatoPalm is a program developed for PalmOS during our last semester on university, the program itself isn't complex but their planning and developing methodology to develop it in a short time.

absolutelocator

Develop Absolute Mobile Locator, so every mobile locators someday would work like it.Goals:1. Easiest Use: One click solution 2. Best Program: Recorded User Decision Processes + fast computing speed 3. Best business application: One click remote ordering system

veiculoz

O que é?O VeículoZ é um aplicativo que permite a você gerenciar as informações sobre seu veículo. Você poderá controlar os abastecimentos, troca de peças, seguros e despesas gerais. CompatibilidadeO VeículoZ existe em duas versões. Uma para PalmOS e outra para Windows Mobile 6. São ... [More] versões distintas e completamente diferentes. Para obter a versão específica para sua plataforma, acesse a aba Downloads acima. DependênciasO que você precisa para rodar o VeículoZ? Depende. Para o PalmOS, nada. Basta instalar. Para o Windows Mobile 6, você precisará ter instalado o .NET Compact Framework na versão 3.5. LicençaO VeículoZ é livre. Você não precisa pagar ou fazer propaganda. É só baixar e usar. A licença é a GPL 3. Mais informaçõesPara acompanhar o desenvolvimento e as novidades do VeículoZ, acesse http://veiculoz.net/. [Less]