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Source code compiles under gcc on linux or windows and requires xAP-lib, which can be downloaded from here. If compiling under windows, try the excellent cygwin package.
All windows executables require a copy of the cygwin dll, which can be downloaded from here. If you happen to have a different version of cygwin installed to the one I used to build these applications, download the copy of the dll from this site and drop it into the local application directory. If running multiple applications on the same pc, you must first run a xAP hub. There are several hubs available, it doesn’t matter which you use. Mine can be found here.
Barcode connector source
Barcode connector windows executable
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Clock source
Clock windows executable
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CM12U connector (X-10) source
CM12U connector (X-10) windows executable
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Comfort connector source
Comfort connector windows executable
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Display connector source
Display connector executable
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Falcom (SMS Modem) connector source
Falcom (SMS Modem) connector windows executable
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Web/wap cache source
Web/wap cache windows executable
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Irman connector source
Irman connector windows executable
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Meteor (caller id) connector source
Meteor (caller id) connector windows executable
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Mail notification (pop3) connector source
Mail notification (pop3) connector windows executable
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Quasar temperature probe connector source
Quasar temperature probe connector windows executable
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Test harness - receiver source
Test harness - receiver windows executable
Test harness - sender source
Test harness - sender windows executable
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Event Scheduler source
Event Scheduler executable
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CCTV/analogue source switcher source
CCTV/analogue source switcher windows executable
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Weather station connector source
Weather station connector windows executable
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Asterisk Call Manager Connector source
Asterisk Dialer Connector source
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Disclaimer: The code presented here is most definitely not of production quality (and as the result, the ex-professional programmer in me is slightly ashamed to publish it). With more holes than a colander, it was written - quick and dirty style - to scratch an itch. The apps are, however, “good enough” in the sense that they work reliably for me. That doesn’t mean they will necessarily do the same for you! Think of this stuff as a rough-and-ready proof of concept and you’ll be alright...
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