Computer Programming
This is a very incomplete and old list of computer software that I've
written over the years. Missing here are the more recent projects and also
some other old ones that I didn't have the chance to create a webpage.
- patches - random patches
- tips - random tips
- shell scripts - misc shell scripts
- bibtexscan - some very
simple lisp for emacs, to be used along with auctex and reftex. Using
C-c C-a from a .bib file BibTex entry, it searches the local directory
for the file or if not found, finds it from the internet. The original
C-c C-l is still available.
- gentoo - gentoo ebuilds and distfiles.
- ptEDA - Electronic Schematic & Layout Editor
for Unix/X. This is in a very early stage of development but the goal
is to make a friendly and fast alternative to the other software
available. It's being coded in C++ and using the QT Trolltech
libraries.
(last updated Oct 2002)
- gpSim Logic Analyzer - This is a Logic
Analyzer Module for the GNU Microchip PIC Simulator gpsim.
(last updated 16/Jul/2002)
- LMX2305 - very simple and crude software
which enables you to program the National Semiconductor LMX2305 550MHz
PLL IC using the parallel port. I used this to test a synthesizer
circuit I built, connected to a Linux amd486 PC.It's just an hack, but
with usefull C functions that can be used in other programs.
(last updated 8/Jul/2002)
- Cable Counter - Simple but fully
extensible network statistics gathering software.
(last updated 13/Mar/2002)
- Pam Samba - automatic synchronization
between Unix and Samba Passwords (NT Domain Server) using PAM (Linux
and FreeBSD). Each time a user enters the system, an automatic samba
user add/update command is executed,so new accounts are automatically
added and changed passwords are updated.
(last updated 24/May/2000)
- HamLog - Amateur Radio Station Logging
Program.
(last updated Feb/1999)
- IO256Control - network server for
control of home-built hardware. (April/1998) There's a DOS port of
this software from Ken Yap, bundled on the wattcp stack.I'm on the way
of rewriting this software...
- Octave scripts - Some usefull .m files and
tool functions i use to make Radio Frequency calculations. I haven't
test it on Matlab, but it should work with no or minor
modifications. Check the Octave website.