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xparam.sourceforge.net
XParam - The Solution to Parameter Handling
X(P a r a m) Home Page The XParam Home Page XParam News: Version 1.22 of XParam has been released! Get it from the "Download" page. (June 3rd, 2003) XParam is a general-purpose tool for parameter handling in C++. It allows object serialization and deseri
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crystalhack.blogspot.in
Crystal hack - Crystal parameter computations from XRD data
Crystal hack - Crystal parameter computations from XRD data Crystal hack is a simulation program to predict h, k, l and d-spacing for cubic and HCP binary crystal system from XRD data (2-Theta diffraction angle and wavelength of X-rays). Download Crystal hack [zip format - 24 kB] Designed by, Dr M Kanagasabapathy Ph D Home page: http://elechem.blogspot.in/ google-site-verification: googled3ab05c041fe46cf.html if (typeof(BLOG_attachCsiOnload) != 'undefined
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siparid.110mb.com
SIPAR_ID - Freeware Software for Surface Irrigation Parameter Identification
SIPAR_ID is a software for estimating field values of infiltration and roughness parameters of a surface irrigation event under both, steady and variable inflow conditions
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vlsi-fact.blogspot.com
VLSI, ASIC, SPICE, FABRICATION
VLSI, ASIC, SPICE, FABRICATION Pages Home Softwares Downloads Ebooks Videos FSM with a single process module fsm (clk, reset, x1, outp); input clk, reset, x1; output outp; reg outp; reg [1:0] state; parameter s1 = 2?b00; parameter s2 = 2?b01; parameter s3 = 2?b10; parameter s4 = 2?b11; always @(posedge clk or posedge reset) begin if (reset) begin state
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daniel-berlin.de
Daniel Berlin on Security - Security, Development and More
Daniel Berlin on Security Security, Development and More Subscribe via RSSHomeAboutPrivacy 9Feb 13Audit-proof versioning of programs: VERS_AT_IMPHi there, let's have a look at a very handy system parameter, which is nevertheless not checked as frequently as others in audits ? the tp parameter VERS_AT_IMP.In a default installation this parameter is set to »NEVER«, which means that no new version is created when transporting a program to a target system; the code is simply overwritten there