Software

Programs, software and utilities

• Software for Plan 9 may be found at the Bell labs server for Plan 9 updates. See Plan 9 web site.
• The Plan B Operating System.
• The Off++ microkernel
• LiS: STREAMS for GNU/Linux project.
• NFS with copy operation.
• The chunk store. It is a Data Structure for Stacked Mappings Management.
• swd (source). It stands for Show Which Directories and is an utility to build paths from a database recording where packages got installed.
• An awk script named mknotas which I use to generate a LaTeX file with grades for students.
• my ape (.tgz). It's a modification to ape (an Ada formatter for LaTeX) to make it work with LaTeX 2e, a little bit more extensible and also compatible with noweb.
• Yet another C++ to LaTeX tranlator (c++2latex-l, tgz fmt). It converts C or C++ files to LaTeX files. The only thing it does is to scape funny characters and introduce LaTeX commands (e.g. \Creturn for the return keyword). It does not change tabbing and can be used for fragments of C++ code.
• A program to control your CD-ROM from the command line or the standard input and also an Emacs Lisp package so you could play music from your Emacs (supports play lists). It's called Worknone (WorkNone is WorkBone with None panels). Click here and play your CD from your Emacs ;-) (.tar.gz fmt).
• A todo list package for Emacs.
• Eq (.tgz). A simple program to do a simple simulation of acid-base chem reactions. It's in pascal for Ms-Dog.
• lpfilter (.c). A simple printer filter to detect what kind of input is going and pass it to other filters.
• distributed comsat (.tgz). A kludge I did wrote time ago to make comsat be nice with nfs mounted /var/spool/mail partitions.
• a toy shell (.tgz). I wrote it as class work when I was at undergraduate level.