Software Map

Obfunae is an interpreter for the esoteric
programming language Obfuna. Obfunae is written in
Java for cross-platform compatability.

jMList is a small utility that scans one or more
given directories for media files (currently only
audio files) and generates a XML listing of the
whole directory tree with information about each
media file such as file size, song length, title,
author, album, etc. A XSL stylesheet can be
applied to the output to transform it into a
different output such as tabular or tree listings
in plain text, XML, HTML, RDF, RSS, or any other
XML format.

apachelogrotate.pl rotates and packs the logfiles
of the Apache Web server on a Linux system without
interrupting its service and without the need for
a permanent change in the Web server
configuration. Assuming that Apache is running, it
will identify the log files which have to be
rotated without any configuration, making it easy
to install. By default, logfiles with more than 10
MB are rotated, but this parameter may be changed
and/or a daily, monthly, or yearly rotation period
can be configured. Documentation is included in
the script itself.

Post Scriptum is a programming language for
preparing PostScript documents and programs. The
language is procedural, and uses classical control
structures (functions, loops, and conditional
statements) and commonly known data types
(numbers, arrays, strings, and dictionaries). Its
syntax is simple, clear, and easy to learn. The
compiler translates programs written in Post
Scriptum directly to a PostScript file, which can
be than executed by a PostScript interpreter (such
as Ghostscript), printed, or used as a procset,
driver, or library.

Q-Graph is a collection of Q scripts that provide a graph data structure and a full-featured graph editor (the latter requires Tcl/Tk). It can be used to implement and test graph algorithms using the Q language.

Toadskin is a tarpit programming language influenced by BrainF**k and
Forth. It is stack-based and supports definition of Forth-like words.
All instructions and words are one character in length and should be
familiar to anyone who has played with BrainF**k.

Vertica Smile is an expressive programming language
combining the low level machine access and portability of
assembler with the readablity of Brainfuck. The Vertica
Smile language supports soft tokenization and token
redefinition. Assembly, Brainfuck, F*ckf*ck, and Ook! code
can be inserted inline as desired. The compiler generates
small, fast statically linked executables with small memory
footprints.

Corlpack is a faster Ada implementation of the basic types from the R Language. It includes calculations with units of measurement, a broad range of other basic types such as urn-like identifiers, coordinate, and monetary amounts. Basic types are represented as 128-bit UUIDs so heterogenous arrays, without predesigned structure, can be easily built. Heap allocation for complex structures is minimized, hopefully resulting in much shorter and more predictable execution time. An API with a small number of generic functions
aims to simplify Ada programming for computational applications, especially for scientists from non-IT fields.

dCore offers developers the facility to run an application via a browser
containing all the features a client would need to run a dynamic
content-driven site.

LiteWebServer (LWS) is a small, modular Web server
and Java web container. It is based on code from
Apache's popular Tomcat server, tweaked and
extended for easier installation and management.
It consists of a set of modules that can be
installed separately, so you can install and
manage exactly the features you need. The base
module provides basic Web server features
(HTTP/1.1 support) and support for the Servlet
API. Add-on modules provide additional features,
such as JSP support. Installing new modules and
upgrading or removing existing modules is as easy
as can be with the bundled JustGetIt module manager.

startuxcode is a Weblog with unique features.

E/AS (E/AS Automation Solutions) is a software
system to help automate both personal and
corporate solutions. E/AS is written in the CLIP
language (specifically, the CA-Clipper dialect,
for which a compiler can be obtained from ITK.ru)
and uses CODB (CLIP Object Database) for data
storage.