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Audio

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The AudioWorx D1 Terminal is a text based Terminal developed for interaction with D1 DOM's via TCP/IP Telnet (port 23) or EIA232 serial interface. Several features support you to get easier access to the command line interface of the D1 DOM. read on ...


Paging signalization over network using standard protocols. As paging systems come closer to the IT and telephony domain, it's protocols become more important. Most of the existing protocols used for paging systems are designed by the needs of the underlying hardware and the manufacturing company. There is no interoperability today, so the planning system engineer has to take a complete integrated solution from a single manufacturer. The way out of this undesirable situation is to use standard protocols coming from other domains. We extended the SIP protocol stack with the requirements of the paging system domain. Read more ...



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C#

C# is very powerful while still remaining amazingly fast. But the language alone is not as effective as using it together with the Visual Studio IDE. The resulting developer performance is unbelievably high. Never before have software developers been more productive. Browse our C# Resources ...



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Ruby

The Future of Ruby!

Yukihiro Matsumoto's C implementation of Ruby aka Main Ruby Implementation is considered the Quasi-Standard of the Ruby Language since there has never been an explicit language standard for Ruby. As the number of implementations grows, however, a formal standard seems to become necessary to prevent the horror scenario of various non-conform interpreters. Read on ...


Extending Ruby with C functions is quite easy. After you have learned the principles and worked through some ambiguous usage of the API functions you can make use of the power of Ruby in a C program. Then it is possible to save time and effort by only solving the time critical tasks in C and do the complex logic in Ruby. Check out this simple tutorial and get familiar with the Ruby C extension API quickly. Read on ....