| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Balancing tools for Unreal Tournament | Adjust bots automatically | |
| Binodeps | Makefile library for C/C++ | |
| BitHash | Sort 32 bits according to significance in ARM assembly language | |
| CARP | An RPC mechanism based on REST-like calls | |
| CCML | Component Compatibility Mark-up Language | |
| C Headers for RISC OS SWIs | C macros for RISC OS software interrupts | |
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Draw-to-SVG Converter | A RISC OS utility to convert Drawfiles to SVG |
| Dynamic data structures | Lists, trees, strings and hash tables in C | |
| Edges Library | Two-colour edge tracing | |
| Jardeps | Per-tree Java dependencies in Makefiles | |
| Java Internet Tools | Miscellaneous Java libraries for Internet applications | |
| Lusyn | Parser for Java | |
| Mokvino | Experimental macro processor alternative to m4 | |
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Mokvino Web | Scripts for maintaining websites |
| Morse Code Utilities | Tools for learning and decoding Morse Code on RISC OS | |
| Nonogram Programs | Miscellaneous puzzle-solving programs | |
| Polydoclot | Combine multilingual comments in the same source | |
| Portable C event reactor | Single-threaded management of I/O events | |
| Railpro stuff | Bits and pieces for RailPro | |
| RISC OS Keyboard Tester | A utility to test the keyboard for faults | |
| RJM | Restartable Job Manager | |
| Snapjib | Synchronize a photo album at multiple sites | |
| SoundAsleep | Control music while sleeping | |
| Stecam | Webcam with motion detection | |
| Storisphere | Cloud-based community video editing | |
| SYN-cookie proxy | DDoS protection for TCP | |
| VLAN VPN Manager | Dynamically create VPNs into VLANs on one interface | |
| Yacitros | Yet another C interface to RISC OS |
Software
Here's a load of software I have written or been involved in maintaining. As usual, a lot of these items are unfinished or in progress. As of Summer 2013, I've decided to include explicitly work-related software here too, which I've previously kept separate.
Most of my software is built in a Linux environment, and follows a common set of build instructions that I have devised and refined over the years. Give them a quick read if you can't work out what to do with a particular package.
Although I develop mostly on Linux, a lot of the code is portable Java and C. I've also developed a small amount of software for RISC OS. However, regrettably, I rarely get to use this operating system these days.
