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barant.com +
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Content that has been purchased and can be downloaded is displayed +below. Click on the Download button to begin downloading your files.
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If you did not receive the e-mail or need to have it resent then + click the button below.
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+Add A Track To A Collection
+The track added on this form will be added to collection $[.name].
+Enter the information for the track file in the form and click the Add +Track button.
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A comprehensive project manager that extends an agile like +framework with enhancements to pay more attention to the engineering component.
+ +A simple transaction list scheduler. Povides daily balances +against transaction flow placed in a calendar.
+ +The RCA1802 Micro-Controller
+
+Back in the 1970's RCA released a chip that was widely used in +satellites and other spacecraft to this day. It is a very simple +8-bit micro-controller with 16-bit addressibility enabling memory +access to 65,536 bytes of data.
+ +The main chip is core to the COSMAC-ELF computers from the early period of +micro-controllers. Because of theyre reliability and lower clock +speeds the RCA1802 is a rugged controller for abusive environments.
+ +The assembler allows the compilation of 1802 assembler language (as +defined in the chip's data reference manual) into a RAM file that is +65,536 bytes in size. This file can be loaded into the emulator which +can then be used to debug the code.
+ +Output device 1 provides a console type display of ASCII characters +sent to it. Input device 1 is used to retrieve data from the keyboard +device.
+ +
+The 1802 emulator provides a fully functional RCA1802 +micro-controller device complete with interupt handling and DMA +controls for memory access. Experiment with code structures and build +an associated kit that allows you to operate the software on real +hardware controllers.
+ +The RAM for the device can be loaded from RAM file (.ram extension) +that contain 65,536 bytes of pre-assembled machine code created from +the assembler module.
+ +The emulator has IDLE, RUN, STEP and DMA modes for easy code +visibility and manipulation.
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+To e-mail us, just enter text below and press the buttons:
+ +This is an email sent from the contact web page:
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+ Died: March 8th, 2012
+David Eugene Arant
+David Eugene Arant was born in South Gate California on April 17th, 1935 +to parents May L. Arant and Francis M. Arant.
+David was an artist, philosopher, teacher and educator, singer and musician. He +has left a legacy of paintings and recordings of his talents.
+We will be posting images of his paintings as well as recordings of his +piano playing and singing here on this website in the near future.
+Many of his paintings are out in the world and no longer in my +possession. If you have such a painting by David then please snap a photo of +it and send it to me at barant@barant.com and we will be sure to include it +on these pages.
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+In its simplest form you can establish groups of documents based +upon department for internal documents use. Or if you are a service +group you can establish accounts and store correspondence and +documents for any activity with that account.
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+
CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ COMMENT
++
Use the COMMENT tag to prevent JET from recognizing and forwarding +the contents to the output. This is not the same as an HTML command +tag but instead prevents JET from outputing the contained data to the +output stream.
+Arguments
+There is no arguments for this tag.
+Residuals
+There is no residuals for this tag.
+Examples
++Stuff in this container is not output as part
+of this output stream.
+================================</comment> +
CONTAINER
++
Use the CONTAINER tag inside a TAG set to insert the contents of +the define macro tag into the output stream.
+Arguments
+There are no arguments for this tag.
+Residuals
+There are no residuals for this tag.
+Examples
++ <div>
+ <container>
+ </div>
+</wrapdiv>
+
+<wrapdiv>
+ This text will be passed through since this is the tag's +container.
+ In the final output this will be surrounded by a <div> tag.
+</wrapdiv> +
DATABASE
++
Use the DATABASE tag to gain access to the mySQL database specified in the tag arguments. +Access to the database is only available inside the container of this tag.
+Nesting database tags will allow multiple connections to the mySQL server.
+Arguments
+-
+
- HOST: The host name that contains the mySQL database. +
- NAME: The name of the database contained on the MySQL server. +
- USER: The user name that will be used to authorize access to the mySQL database. +
- PASSWORD: The password used to authorize the user. +
- SESSIONID: A qualified name used to identify the session for the database connection. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[ERROR] will contain the value "TRUE" if an error occurred during +the opening of the database. A value of "FALSE" is returned if no error occurred..
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+Complete reference documentation go here.
+ +JET provides a superfast method of inserting data and other elements +into a system. JET treats data with transparency. SGML style tags +provide ability to insert elements from various data sources including +mySQL.
+ +JET makes an excellent tool for making websites. Using the session +control library websites can be put together in easy modular form. +Pretty URLs, smart multipage form entry and session variables for +complex login operations.
+ +JET works on a principal of transparency. A JET script file will +basically pass anything that exists within it that is untagged through +to the output process. JET tags can be inserted to provide +conditional output as well as dynamic elements from the mysql database +as well as any other scripting program or executable program written +in any language.
+ +JET can be used for anything from web sites to asterisk dialplan +generation to dynamic postcripting to anything that you can apply it +to.
+ +JET is highly reliant on mysql. This may change in the future but +many expression handling functions are dependant on the mysql library +functions. Any expression that works in mysql will work in JET.
+ +JET Libraries
+You can make JET scripts and compile them into super fast +libraries. Scripts can be anything from web page functions and +concealers to session control, credit card processing and just about +anything. Libraries add some performance enhancements by pre parsing +many of the elements in the script.
+ +Libraries allow you to make your own tags and implement them in +the scripts. JET does not have JSON or XML parsing but using a +libraries you can develop an XML parser operation that usually +suffices for most script processing. + +
Session Control (SESSIONCTL) Library
+For web sites, a session control library is provided with JET and +can be used to control advanced session parameters for your website.
+ +-
+
- Server side session variables that are set as part of a session +identifier. +
- Manage login session details. +
- Template formatting of webite content. +
- Pretty URLS with clean navigation. +
CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+JET stores temporary values in names variables. There are several +variable types based upon scope and data sources.
+Variables can belong to *GLOBAL or *LOCAL scopes.
+The basic variable name syntax for variables is:
+ + CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+ CALL
++
Use the CALL tag to transfer control to an executable file on the +host system. Use a fully qualified name for the executable file.
+Arguments
+-
+
- PGM: Fully qualified path name to the executable to be called. +
- NAME: Specify the name of a variable that is to receive The +standard output of the executable. +
- INPUT: Specify the named of a variable that contains data to be +provided to the standard input of the program being called. +
- ARG1 - ARG30: Specify the data elements that are to be passed as +arguments to the called program. +
Residuals
+The named variable $[RETURNCODE] will contain the integer value +returned by the called executable file.
+Examples
+
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+Check out our Modular1 VST3 +Synthesizer If you appreciate the art of modular analog +synthesizers then you will really enjoy the Modular1 with all the +features of an analog modular synthesizer put into a single VST3 +instrument. With the added features of polyphony and patches that +change instantaneously this synthesizer is truly a powerhouse in the +audio toolbox.
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+ Precision modular synthesizer with fully automatic patching and + polyphony in one VST instrument. 12 module types provide a rich +synthesis structural capability providing FM, additive and subtractive +methods of creating musical instrumentation using traditional modular +synthsis methods. 2 filter types provide both a Korg sound as well as +the old popular Moog Filter sound. +
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- 6 full spectrum voltage controlled oscillators with sine, + triangle, saw, pulse with modulation, pink noise, white noise. Sync + and phase modulation for DX7 style FM synthesis. Wide range from +.2Hz to 20kHz. +
- 6 ADSR envelope generators with voltage controlled parameters. +
- 4 delay units up to 10 seconds each. +
- 2 combination filters offering low pass, high pass, band pass +and notch filtering modes. +
- 4 Moog style low pass filters offering a rich analog sound. +
- MIDI input with velocity and aftertouch provides sensitivity +for more expressive sounds. +
- Monophonic and polyphonic modes with 128 voices. +
- Many many presets with more being added regularly. +
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Samples
+ + + +Modular1 Presets
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Modular1 Patches
+ +We are constantly making new patches and we also receive patches +from our users. We will post them here so that they can be shared.
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My Music Collections
+Musical tracks are arranged into collections or albums. In order to
+upload your musical tracks you need to define the collection first. To
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+ If you are a musician and would like to sell your music in the store
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Welcome to The Digital Gods music distribution website.
+We welcome any musician who would like to share their personal creations +in music. Sign up with us and let us help you distribute your works for no +initial fee. BARANT Technologies provides this service at an extremely low +cost as we do not make any money providing this service.
+For each song that you post we will take a small percentage of the +transaction in order to pay for our merchant account and web hosting +services. There is no fee to register.
+Once registered, you will be able to upload your music files in any +format you wish. You will be able to manage your songs as a set of +collections. It is recommended that you provide a per song price as well as +price for a collection. If you want to manage a codec or anything along those lines +then you must do so external to this site or make it a purchasable download +from within your collections.
+ +Most users are expecting MP3 formatted music files so take that into +consideration when considering your potential audience.
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+Enter the information for your new collection of files. The collection +will be presented to the customers as an album. You should provide a price +for the purchase of the entire album. Our servers will automatically create +a combined download file for album in the common ZIP format from your +individual files.
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Open Source Projects
+We have several open source projects that we have created.
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JET - JET Extension Tags provides an amazingly versatile and +simple mechanism for generating output for muliple uses. Originally +designed in the early days of the Internet for generating web pages +containing dynamic data it has been adapted to many uses from Asterisk +dial plans to other generated output that requires templated protocols +with dynamic data from a mysql database. Jeff Gonzalez added the +ability to manage web site sessions and pretty URLs to JET with his +session manager library.- BARANTMAIL - Designed out of frustration with qmail a decade ago +BARANTMAIL was developed on top of C++ and mySQL to provide an +extremely super simple e-mail server for the open-source +community.
- SYNTHMAX - I have been developing a fully modular synthesizer for +use in Linux. This is not your usual plaything and maybe someday will +be used professionally in my keyboard products.
- C++ SERVER FRAMEWORK - A core epoll server code for developing
+all sorts of high performance TCP and UDP servers. Generic socket
+objects allow tying into epoll handling for any socket based
+communications including timers, files and network sockets.
+Basic functional server frameworks are provided for:
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- Stream Server +
- E-Mail Server +
- Chat Server +
RCA1802 Micro-Controller +Emulator - A fully operational assembler +and emulation environment for the development and deployment of +firmware code utilizing the RCA1802 micro-controller chip.
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+An advanced project management methodology not unlike Agile but +with a better definition towards software development and the release +cycle commonly encountered and not tightly managed.
+ +Project Management allows you to set up your requirements and task +them and closely couple the tasking with a delivery schedule based +upon product or version releases. Identify your release schedules and +as you task out your requirements you can schedule their release dates.
+ +Timesheet entries allow you to apply work time towards perscribed +tasks for job costing and better estimation. Integration with GIT +provides code update histories with defined tasks and improved GIT +history logging.
+ +Project Management provides various library areas for storing +project related file content for use by the project team and can be +referenced throughout the project requirements, tasking and scheduling +elements.
+ +Sign up and get started with your project today.
+ +Please enter your information below to create and account on our system. +You can just use the member login area to access this account and there is +no need for you to register as a customer if you want to buy files from the +site in the future.
+If you are already a member and you want to submit your own file +collections for sale within our store then you can go ahead and log in first +and click the same link you did to get here.
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It is finally here! The Server Core Framework is now available. The +framework offers support for just about any server you can devise.
+ +Now why would I want to go and build a server when there are all +sorts of frameworks out there for supporting server activity? All I +can say is top notch performance. The Server Core is all C++ and is +built on the epoll structure of the Linux operating system.
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Using the Server Core you can build out server elements for +embedded systems or massively publicly accessible servers with simple +code. Use the Server Core for:
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- Micro-services engine for code generators. +
- Game servers of all types. +
- E-Mail services (checkout barantmail project). +
- SIP telephony server. +
- HTTP/HTTPS for embedded web sites. +
- Streaming server for online radio stations. +
- Any other TCP or UDP based server. +
For the game server we will be offering client modules for both +Unty 3D and for the Unreal Engine 4 with drop in and play options that +can be heavily modified to support unique game features. Offers +support for mySQL backends.
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- 15+ years on open source FreePBX development and maintenance. +
- 10+ as SIP trunk provider offering very competitive rates. +
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- Module development for super clean digitally pure wave harmonics. +
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+Some of the best prices around for adding trunks to your PBX. We +have 10, 25 and 50 channel plans to ensure your calls get through.
+Our flat rate plans don't charge you for minutes for either inbound +or outbound.
+$25/month
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Please feel free to call for other options and pricing.
+Our SIP trunks work with any PBX that has an internet connection.
+We require high speed internet connections to provide the higher +number of lines. Special routers that provide a QoS VoIP functionality +should be employed for serious usage to improve quality. The faster +the better. We do not provide equipment but can recommend routers that +we know work well with VoIP.
+We do not support robo-dialer abuse for outbound dialing systems so +please do not ask for pricing or purchase our services if you intend to +use these devices on our networks.
+Don't have a PBX and dont't want one?
+If your organization does not have or need a PBX but wish to have a +phone for 1 or 2 lines then you can just ask for our individual phone +service for any VoIP phone or VoIP converter for any old standard +phone line. Please contact us for more information. +Don't have a PBX but want one?
+We can also host a PBX for you as well. Complete functionality +utilizing FreePBX can be provided on the internet so you do not need +to worry about the hardware. We manage and maintain everything for you. +Landingham & Springman Wedding
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Modules
+Several modules are under development for Synthedit 1.4.
+ +Slew Limiter
+This module provides a lag processor and slew limiter which can be +used to create glissando effects and some simple attach/decay +envelope generation. Voltage controlled attack and decay parameters.
+ +Spectrum Oscillator
+A revolutionary design to eliminate all sorts of aliasing error and +deliver pure rich sounding waveforms reminiscent of the old analog +synthesizers. Using a superfast algorithm to generate with precision +the harmonics up to the nyquist limit. Precise control over the amplitude and phase +of each harmonic allows traditional waveforms to be generated without +aliasing problems.
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Individual control over each and every harmonic affords the +generation of many waveforms that require a harmonic purity.
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+ +Experimenting with video and html5
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+ Precision modular synthesizer with fully automatic patching and + polyphony in one VST instrument. 12 module types provide a rich +synthesis structural capability providing FM, additive and subtractive +methods of creating musical instrumentation using traditional modular +synthsis methods. 2 filter types provide both a Korg sound as well as +the old popular Moog Filter sound. +
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- 6 full spectrum voltage controlled oscillators with sine, + triangle, saw, pulse with modulation, pink noise, white noise. Sync + and phase modulation for DX7 style FM synthesis. Wide range from +.2Hz to 20kHz. +
- 6 ADSR envelope generators with voltage controlled parameters. +
- 4 delay units up to 10 seconds each. +
- 2 combination filters offering low pass, high pass, band pass +and notch filtering modes. +
- 4 Moog style low pass filters offering a rich analog sound. +
- MIDI input with velocity and aftertouch provides sensitivity +for more expressive sounds. +
- Monophonic and polyphonic modes with 128 voices. +
- Many many presets with more being added regularly. +
+
Samples
+ + + +WordPress has become the standard for building a website - but its usual + answer for selling anything is WooCommerce, a heavyweight, plugin-hungry + platform built mainly for shipping boxes. If what you actually sell is + streaming video, digital access, or a mix of physical and digital + products, you're bending a shipping cart into shapes it was never + designed for.
+ +BARANT Shopping Cart is a self-contained WordPress plugin built + from the ground up for exactly that mix. It runs today in production on + westcoastwingchun.com, + handling pay-per-view and rental video streaming, physical merchandise + with shipping calculation, and rank-gated class content - all through + Square, with no WooCommerce required.
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- Streaming video access - sell unlimited access, a timed rental + window, or a one-time purchase for any video, with signed, time-limited + playback links so a purchased video can't be shared as a plain URL. +
- Physical goods too - the same cart handles shippable merchandise + alongside digital items, with weight/dimension-based shipping-rate + lookups built in. +
- Rank-gated content - restrict a catalog of videos to logged-in + users whose account has been assigned a specific access tier, useful + for membership or class-based content of any kind, not just video. +
- Square payments - card payments through Square's Web Payments + SDK, with a sandbox/production toggle and a built-in connection test + so you can verify credentials before ever taking a live payment. +
- A real admin section - Dashboard, Inventory, Orders, Settings + and Payment Gateway screens, all inside WordPress's own admin UI. No + database edits required to configure or run the store. +
- Its own data model - cart, inventory, and order data live in + the plugin's own tables, independent of WooCommerce or any other + e-commerce plugin you may already have installed. +
The best proof of a shopping cart plugin is a real store using it. Visit +westcoastwingchun.com +to see BARANT Shopping Cart handling real video-streaming sales, rentals, and +physical merchandise checkout end to end.
+BARANT Shopping Cart is headed for the official WordPress Plugin +Directory. In the meantime, if you'd like early access, help installing it +on your own site, or custom feature work, get in +touch - BARANT Technology Group can also handle hosting and setup for +you directly.
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