Free machine tools software for mac

Slot Machine 2.0.1 is created as an attractive and appealing game which simulates a slot machine with three wheels. Player starts with 20 tokens and can wager 1, 5 or 10 tokens per pull. Payout is approximately 85% (similar to Las Vegas). One, two or three 7s provide payouts of 2, 6 or 70 tokens. Sound is supported.

War Machines 1.0 is a game where you take the part on a Defender to protect Earth from the Negaverse. You and a partner are on shift. You have to watch the Generator for Negaverse scum. If any show their face your job is to blow them up, and ask questions later.

Music Machine 15 1.0 is created to be a handy tool which has two options for performance. The first option (satiean) is to play Satie's piece Vexations as it was written, repeating the chord pattern 840 times. The second option (cagean) is based on Satie's Vexations but is also based on Cage's Cheap Imitation. This option will use the same rhythm as Satie's original and will also use the same chords (but not necessarily in the same order).

If the cagean option is chosen the machine will run indefinitely until stopped by the user. Please note the music machine is a stand alone application that will play music within parameters set by the composer not the user. Other music machines that offer some intervention by the user are available from the music machine website - follow the link from this page.

The Cheeze Machine plugin emulates the classic string ensemble sound, made popular by such classic synths as the Crumar Performer or the Arp Solina.

Cheeze Machine generates sound by feeding a simple, saw-like waveform, into a chorus ensemble emulator, a 6-stages phaser, and a reverb.

Cheeze Machine was developed by Big Tick for win VST.

apulSoft ported this plugin to OSX and to the AU format.

Grade Machine 6.8.3 is an application providing teachers with features and flexible grading options. Class files created in Grade Machine can be used on a Macintosh or Windows computer. Grade Machine's exclusive Smart Data Exchange allows communication with school administrative software and other applications.

The Computer Hardware Understanding Developer Tools (CHUD Tools) are designed to help hardware and software developers measure and optimize the performance of PowerPC Macintosh systems running their products under Mac OS X.
Apple CHUD Tools is a tool that supports the latest in Macintosh hardware (G5) and software (Mac OS X 10.3, Panther).
Main features:
- Shark - source line level profiling tool which shows you where time is being spent (both user and supervisor code), and correlates performance events to your programs code
- MONster - provides direct access to performance counters and presents the data in both spreadsheet and chart form
- Reggie SE - allows you to view the contents of PowerPC special purpose registers as well as PCI configuration registers
- Saturn - exact, function-level profiler with which you can generate and view a complete function call trace of your application
- BigTop - graphing front-end to top and vm_stat useful for monitoring system performance
- PMC Index - search tool for finding performance counter events and their setup
- CacheBasher - measures memory hierarchy performance under a wide range of conditions
- Skidmarks GT - processor benchmark which measures integer, floating-point and vector performance
- Spindown HD - monitors the power state of drives connected to the system
- CPU.pref - enable/disable second processor on dual processor machine on the fly
- acid - analyzes instruction traces and presents detailed analysis and histogram reports
- amber - captures the instruction and data address stream generated by a processes running in MacOS X, and saves it to disk in TT6, TT6E or FULL format.
- chudRemoteCtrl - command line tool for remotely starting MONster or Shark.
- monster - scriptable command line version of MONster
- shark - scriptable command line version of Shark
- simg4 - PPC7400 simulator
- CHUD.framework - programmatic access to many of the features of the CHUD tools.

SMC takes a state machine stored in a .sm file and generates a State pattern in eleven programming languages.
Includes: default transitions, transition args, transition guards, push/pop transitions and Entry/Exit actions.
Enter SMC - The State Machine Compiler. Now you put your state diagram in one file using an easy-to-understand language. SMC generates the state pattern classes for you. No more hand-maintained transition matrices.
No more widely scattered switch statements. Instead, the state diagram is in one place, coded directly from the picture to the SMC language and is easily maintained.
SMC uses the state pattern to its fullest extent. In the real world, events dont always happen when they should. Dealing with unexpected events is a must for a robust application.
By combining virtual methods with the state pattern, SMC allows you to define "Default" transitions - transitions which allow your objects to handle unexpected events, recover and continue providing service (rather than crashing, burning and getting you into trouble).
SMC is a Java application, which means SMC will work on any platform that comes with Java 1.5.0 support.
NOTE: State Machine Compiler is released under the Mozilla Public License 1.1 (MPL 1.1).

Enhancements
- Added support for PHP programming language (-php).
- Added support for Scala programming language (-scala).
- Jump transition added. Works the same as a simple transition.
- The TransitionUndefinedException was missing the transition
- name. The transition name is now placed into the exception.
- Correctly handles $ in transition arguments.
- Corrected statemap.h -I include path in C examples.
- Corrected C example 4 #if __GNUC__ condition.
- Corrected C example 6 #include.
- Corrected file names in TCL examples 4 and 5.
- Corrected examples "all" rule.
- Corrected #!/interpreter calls in scripts.