These programs and computer works were written by myself and are freely of use to anyone whom
might find them useful. The binaries written for the Windows x86 architecture should work with
all various flavors of Windows. But, of course there are no implied guarantees or warranties.
The Linux x86 architecture binaries are just that. Once again, there is no implied guarantees or
warranties. The shell scripts are written for the
GNU
bash shell that normally accompanies most distributions of Linux.
Everything that I have available here is released under the
GNU AGPL
version 3. The Windows x86 binaries were written and compiled with the
DEV-CPP IDE
and written in C++. The Linux x86 binaries and
bash shell scripts were written with either
GEDIT
or
GNU Nano.
Then in the case of the binaries they were compiled using the
GNU GCC
compiler.
Julian Date Calculator
This is a program that is written in C++. It takes input and outputs the Julian Date.
For those of you that know what the Julian Date is, this needs no further explaination.
For those that do not, just know that the Julian Date is important to futher calculations of
astronomical events. Astronomy is another one of my many interests.
| Windows x86 | JulianDate Calc |
| Linux x86 | JulianDate Calc |
Ohm Law Calculator
This program is simply an Ohms law calculator. It is written in c++ also and the source is included in the zip file.
| Windows X86 | OhmsCalc |
Capacitor Reactance Charting
This is a little spread sheet. Nothing special, just enter the capacitance of the device and it will give you a chart of the reactance at specific frequencies. This is for people, like me, that need to visualize things instead of just looking at numbers. That is why I took the time and learned how to use the charting feature. It helps me see how things work. Might be useful for you, or not.
| Microsoft Excel | Cap_Chart |
| OpenOffice .ods | Cap_Chart |
Morse Code Generator
This program is written in QBasic and does require the interpreter. Everything needed to run the program is included in the zip file, including the interpreter. It will accept characters and play them back in morse code. It will also send random code upto a number that you enter. It works farely well and being in QBasic, after execution has stopped you can examine the source sode. Have fun with it.
| Windows x86 | Morse Code Generator |
bkup2disk
bkup2disk is a bash shell script that I wrote to backup my /home and /etc folders on my Debian Linux machine at home. To run this you should switch to a single root user console, namely runlevel #1. Then put a blank cd in your cdr drive and execute the script as bkup2disk. A compressed tar ball will be generated and an image created and burned to the blank cd. There is configurability to the script and you should see the README in the file.
| Linux Bash | bkup2disk |
cdcopy
This is a bash shell script that I wrote to make an exact copy of an audio cd for the purpose of backing up that audio cd. This script configurabe and requires 2 drives, a read drive and a burn drive. I wrote this script after being frustrated by inconsistancies in Gnomebakers burning and also it's lack of ability to use 2 seperate drives at the same time.
| Linux Bash | cdcopy |
For a decent tutorial in C & C++ programming check here; C++ Tutorials
There is no warranty expressed or implied for the software offered on
this page. All software is under GNU license, and I am not responsible
for damages.