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calc
Updated Oct 10, 2007 (v8c)
Well, here's an exception: calc is a linux binary (done with Centos 5). After downloading, gunzip it, then you can type:
calc "?"
to get an idea of what calc can do. Just typing "calc" will put you into interactive mode (type quit to quit!). Calc can also take command line arguments: calc "5+sin(30)". Calc supports binary, octal, hexadecimal, and complex arithmetic, matrices, complex matrices, polynomials, rational polynomials, and has 151 built-in functions (as of Oct 10, 2007), including Bessel functions (J, I, Y, K), trigonometric and hypertrigonometric functions, Julian date conversion, Struve's H and L functions, singular value decomposition, eigenvalue/vector analysis, gamma, incomplete gamma, Jacobi elliptic functions, Airy functions, spherical harmonic function, simplex, and more. I'm curious as to whether or not anyone uses calc as a result of this posting; please drop me a note at NdrOchip@ScampbellPfamily.AbizM - NOSPAM! It does take up space, and I have limited storage allowed at this website.
ccb
Updated Oct 13, 2006 (v2)
ccb (Chip's C beautifier) beautifies C and C++ code. Be careful -- this program has no guarantee of usefulness for any particular purpose, and it may only be used at your own risk. If it has a bad bug in it, it could damage your source, so keep the *.cb files it generates until you're sure it worked correctly. It preferentially produces output in the style I prefer (naturally), but with its numerous options it is customizable to many other styles.
flist v22 (11/28/05)
Updated Oct 13, 2006 (v22)
makes numerous types of lists from C files (with some C++ support, too). Lists includes:
- comment-suitable list of functions
- restrict list to global/static functions
- produce prototypes
- calling trees
- where a function is used, what it uses reports
hdrtag
Updated Oct 13, 2006 (v4)
is a program which generates tags for header files, C and C++, LaTeX, maple, vim, yacc, and (some) assembly files. If you also use vim, you may wish to try hdrtag.vim with it -- its something similar to taglist for ctags.
mcol
Updated Oct 13, 2006 (v2)
converts a vertical list of words into a multi-column list such as the Unix utility ls does for files.
mkvimball.tar.gz
Updated Apr 01, 2008 (v1)
The "mkvimball" program creates vimballs: mkvimball vimballfile path1 path2 ... Also see vimball.
scp1 (Korn Shell Version) This Bash shell script allows one to do transfers using ssh on those systems which don't have scp1 to those systems which require scp1. Helps handle scp1 compatability errors.
scp1 (Bash Shell Version) This Bash shell script allows one to do transfers using ssh on those systems which don't have scp1 to those systems which require scp1. Helps handle scp1 compatability errors.
Set Directories (Bash Shell Version)
Updated Oct 14, 2008 (v1)
This Bash shell script (which may easily be changed to Kornshell/Posix) supports a nifty set of commands which support going/moving/copying to a list of directories. There are two lists: a history (sdprv, sdprv1, sdprv2,...) and bookmarks (sdgo, sdgo1, sdgo2, ..., sdgo50). Use sdlist to see the listing. Moving: mvgo, mvgo1, ... , mvgo50. Copying: cpgo, cpgo1, ..., cpgo50.
Dynamic Shared Memory Allocator in C (usarena.tar.gz) For Linux
Updated Oct 15, 2008 (v1)
A dynamic shared memory memory allocator! There are several source files (C), two header files, and an example. The concept is based on SGI's shared memory allocation routines. Functions include:
- usconfig(), usinit(), and usadd() for initialization and parameter specification
- usputinfo() usgetinfo(), and uscasinfo() for common data structure support
- usmalloc(), usfree(), usrealloc(), and usrecalloc() for shared memory memory allocation
- usnewlock(), usfreelock(), ussetlock(), usunsetlock(), and ustestlock() for synchronization

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