Here are some random bits of software that might be of some use to someone.
Gnome Moon Tool
A Gnome/GTK+ port of MoonTool, which tells you interesting things about the moon and sun, like when the next full moon will be.
Hasci
A program for displaying files as a sequence of hexadecimal values and their corresponding ASCII characters. The in-the-works version is suffering from second system syndrome, but I think it might appear eventually.
Toolbox
A few random little programs I've written for my own use. The only generally useful one might be ‘calc’, a command line calculator which uses the GMP library for dealing with arbitrary size integers. The exponentiation operator doesn't quite work, though. There isn't any documentation for any of this yet.
- toolbox-1.tar.gz (source tarball)
Stoat
A silly game, with a little ship affected by gravity. Its just a bit of fun and is nothing like a finished game yet. You'll need OpenGL and GLUT.
This new version has a (very) simple macro-based programing language in. The new level ‘Fractal 1’ shows a sprite generated with a recursive macro. Note that the game now takes quite a while to start up while its parsing that program.
- Screenshot (showing normal mode)
- README file
- stoat-0.2.tar.gz (source tarball)
Silsna
Silsna is an unfinished ray-tracer program I started writing at University.
qClock
This crufty little clock for Windoze (yes, I was once fool enough to use it) is only available as a binary because I've lost the source. I'm sure I've got it somewhere, and I'll publish it if I come across it, but its not really worth bothering with.
- qClock.exe (all 15K of it)