| Serial Device Test Utility -- This utility is very useful in developing new software for communicating with devices connected to a serial port. This utility is being distributed as fully functional shareware (free to try -- purchase if you will use it) and the registration fee is only $15.00. | More Information on the Serial Device Tester |
| The Win32 Process Viewer will provide insight into what is really happening inside your computers. This will run under all Win32 platforms (95/98/ME/2000/XP) except Windows NT. It will include a wide variety of information from memory to processes to modules to threads as well as general system info and configuration. The information will be organized so that how all of it is related is easily understood. This should expand upon what is available from the task manager in 2000 and greatly increase visibility into the system in Windows 9x/ME | Beta release expected soon |
| The WinCE Process Viewer will provide insight into what is really happening inside your CE devices. This will be useful in both a debugging environment (i.e. data out the debug port) as well as having a GUI running on the CE device. We will support most the common platforms for CE and will be able to customize it if needed | Beta release expected by the middle of the year |
| The One Click FTP will integrate FTP capability into Windows Explorer and allow easy up-loads of files to FTP sites without the need to use a separate application. Many FTP applications promote their Windows Explorer-like GUI, our actually uses Windows Explorer. Version 1.0 will be upl-oads only -- great for working on your web site or sending out files. Version 2.0 will also include down-load capability and will work just like moving any other file about your system with Explorer | Beta release of Version 1.0 expected soon |
| ActiveX Strip Chart control. This control will let you easily include Strip Charts in your applications. It works extremely well with displaying real-time data collection and is able to handle multiple traces and thousands of data points without any trouble. | Beta release expected by the middle of this year |
| The PCI bus analyzer will let you see all the devices on the PCI bus as well as do a preliminary decoding of the various registers (at least ones defined by the PCI specification, not device specific registers) and in the final version may allow the user to change register settings on the fly. Very useful for driver development | Beta release expected sometime late in 2003 |
| The H.A.c.K. Hex Editor is a fairly standard hex editor with some additional features This application will have al the normal features in a hex editor, including simultaneaous display of data in both Hex and ASCII foramt, allow editing of the files, display the data as well as the position in the file for the data, etc. Some fo the new features that are not normally in Hex editing applications will include a file compare so you can look at the differences between different files, the ability to view and interact with data in binary format (great for bit fields and flags), and the ability to work with data in a variety of different sizes (1 byte, 2 bytes, 4 bytes, and 8 byte chunks) | Beta release expected sometime late in 2003 |
| The WinCE RegEdit application will provide the capability of RegEdit on a Windows CE device, finally allowing those of us with Windows CE devices to see what is really set up and working on our devices as well as letting us change some settings as desired. | Beta release expected by the end of 2003 |
Coming Soon -- More utilities and applications that We've developed over the years that have Proven themselves useful in our work.
These will all be available
as either Freeware
or reasonably priced
as Shareware.
We are also expanding into some new hardware products that we hope to have on the market soon. These will include tools for communication analysis as well as a new line of micro-controller/micro-processor programmers and debuggers
H.A.c.K. Consulting, Castle Rock, CO, (617)803-7442