• **NEW**Gnymph v0.1 Gnymph is a visual, object-oriented, general purpose dataflow programming language that runs under Linux. Users can edit a set of diagrams to describe their program, step through the diagrams to trace program execution and remove any bugs, then compile those diagrams to C source. It reduces development time, improves documentation, and puts tools for the collaborative creation of software into the hands of visually-oriented end users.

  14 Jan 2007 -- Thanks to John Calle for pointing out a compile time bug affecting newer compilers. If it didn't compile before, it should now.

• Rational PIC Assembler v2.0 An assembler for the mid-range microcontrollers from Microchip. It uses Intel style mnemonics and target-first operand ordering. Designed to feel comfortable to PC assembly programmers. Completely new version adds sophisticated pattern matching macros, conditional compilation, and more.
  • documentation
  • sample code
  • list file for example
  • object file for example
• pong_curses 1.5.1 pong in glorious text mode. New version includes color, score, and preferences file. Looks best on the console.
• forthish a minimalist Forth-like language
  • readme
  • factorial
  • standard library
• pad_sequential_filenames 1.0 zero-pad sequential filenames so alphabetic order matches numeric order
  • features
  • sample input
  • sample output
• rows_to_columns 1.0 converts a flat text database in the form of rows ( e.g. the Debian Packages file ) into one of columns
  • sample input
  • then execute: sed "s/: / -- /" < input.txt | rows_to_columns
  • sample output
• decision_tree_hierarchy 1.0 produces a decision tree in a text tree from a database
  • sample input database for the decision tree
  • resultant decision tree
  • sample input database for the decision tree with questions for the column names
  • resultant decision tree with questions for the decision points
• hierarchy 0.1 tools to manipulate hierarchical text outlines ( ie text trees ), including a generator and a spiffy pager
• permute 1.0.1 generate all permutations of lines from stdin
• score_time 1.0 takes a set of time spans and produces an ascii chart showing how you spend your time. the new version allows restricting the set of time codes that are scored; it also fixes a couple of bugs
• sum_at_bottom 1.0 sums a column of numbers and formats the sum into the column

• George W. Rains. Notes on Making Saltpetre from the Earth of the Caves. 1861

• The Hunger Site
• Moon Miner's Manifesto
• Minimal Instruction Set Computers
• Linux Friendly ISP
• BOFH

i appreciate feedback

Updated 17 Jan 2007