Author: Roman

Magellan eXplorist: Hot fixes

What’s new in this build? Fixed: Support for KML Folders in imported KML waypoints file Fixed: Support for international characters in imported KML waypoints file Fixed: Wrong checksum codes in exported Magellan files Application Name: Alax.Info Magellan eXplorist Tools License: Free for personal use, request commercial licenses via email or contact form Latest Version: 1.0.5…

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Magellan eXplorist: Automation continuted

Automation continued to interpret basic NMEA-0183 sentences: $GPGSV, $GPGLL, $PMGNST. Additionally to bugfixing and serial connection NMEA-0183 reader, this update provides a new COM object to parse and interpret several sequences raising an event on interpretation. Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.6 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1996-2001. All rights reserved. Assumed Port: COM10 Input:…

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Magellan eXplorist: Automation

A new (hopefully) iteration with Magellan eXplorist tools – an automation objects to script GPS data processing. The idea is to provide scriptable objects to access GPS data for various tasks from just logging into file to [the target is believable to be] publishing geolocation information in real time through Jabber/XMPP server in conformance with…

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SIP notepad

SIP Services and Gateways: IPTel.org – SIP service, voicemail (delivered as PCM Audio to email) FreeOpenCall.com – SIP account, SMS callback service, PSTN gateway (attractive rates), refereral/affiliate program Ekiga.net – Ekiga.org‘s VoIP SIP service, multiplatform SIP client, STUN service, PC-to-Phone calls (payment via diamondcard.us) Express Talk recommended SIP providers Software: Ekiga – simple, available for…

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Skype and SIP

See Why does the N770 have Google Talk instead of Skype? on Robin Jewsbury’s Forum Nokia Blog. I do share the opinion that SIP is going to be a mainstream protocol for Internet Voice [and Video?] applications, though there are other opinions (including SIMPLE, IAX etc.). It does not however seems to appear much too…

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Process virtual address space limit

Eventually one of the customer did hit a process virtual address space (AKA “Virtual Bytes” in performance monitor snap-in, a counter under particular process) limit (yeah, we are talking about 32-bits here) putting enormous amount of hardware onto single server machine. They seems to be satisfied with performance still (quote unexpectedly, they really attached a…

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