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    Object-oriented Simple DirectMedia Layer

    High-level C++ framework to ease game development

    OSDL: Object-oriented Simple DirectMedia Layer. OSDL is a high level open source (LGPL/GPL) portable multimedia library, built upon Sam Lantinga's SDL (http://www.libsdl.org). Its goal is to provide a high level C++ framework to ease game development.
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    OpenBTS

    GSM L1-L3 stack with SIP network interfaces

    OpenBTS is an implementation of the GSM air interface (Um) that allows cellular handsets to be used directly as SIP endpoints. It uses a software-defined radio to generate its air interface and uses Asterisk or yate as its network interface.
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