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Here is various programs, source, utils, apps and such.

Last updated : 20041204

• Bunyon
• C# Code Generator
• Minix Tools
• QEmu GUI
• Simple Roguelike
• uname for Windows
• uname library for Ruby

Junk

I have archived some older stuff in my blog;
• Curse of the Azure Bonds Solution
• Fountain of Dreams Save Format
• Single Step Tunneling Techniques pt. 1
• Single Step Tunneling Techniques pt. 2
• DOS32 infections

Bunyon

Bunyon is a Scott Adams TI99 game format interpreter.

Source requires a GLK library and Rant (ruby make tool) to build.

• Source Download v0.1 here
• Binary Win32 Download v0.1 here

Changes for v0.1 - 20050823

• Initial release

C# Code Generator

This is a Code Generator using simple definition templates that implement ICompare and if you want, ICollectionBase so you can use foreach and plug the classes into DataGrids etc.
• .NET Download here

QEmu GUI

This is a simple app I wrote to play around with WinForms and C#.
• .NET Download here

Minix Tools

This is patterend after 'mtools'. Its one program, that is designed to let you work with minix disk images (not hard disk images).
• Source Download v0.1 here
• Binary Win32 Download v0.1 here

Changes for v0.1 - 20041017

• First public release
• Basic support for for ls and mkfs.

Simple Roguelike

SRL is a simple rogulike (mostly from a programming perspective)..

There is not much here as this is an initial test release.

Downloads; A binary version for win32 systems and a source version that can be built via Linux/Unix and a Visual Studio 6 workspace.

• Linux/Win32 Source
• win32-exec

uname For Windows

Having been frustrated at the lack of a proper uname tool for windows, I hacked out my own version. This properly displays various uname bits.

The source is very crusty and a hack. Lots of win32 calls for things like ComputerName, OSVersionInfo etc.

Sournce + Binary is here

Supporting standard "asnrvmpo" switches. eg:

WindowsNT LAPTOP 5.1 build 2600 i586 i386 Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
			

option	result
-s (kernel name)	WindowsNT or Windows9x
-n (node name)	{your computer name}. My laptop is called.. LAPTOP
-r (kernel release)	This is a rough guide as to what things are. NT 3.51 3.51 NT 4 4.0 Win2k 5.0 WinXP 5.1 Win2k3 5.2 Win95 4.0 Win95 osr2 4.3 Win98/SE 4.10 WinME 4.90
-v (kernel version)	This is the build number.
-m (machine type)	i386/i486/i586 (Windows doesnt report i686+)
-p (processor type)	i386
-o (os name)	eg: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)

uname library for Ruby

Now that I have a working uname, I have built a library to be used with Ruby.

I have tested this on DragonFlyBSD and WinXP.

This is the simplest test

require "uname"
z = UName.new

puts z.sysname
puts z.nodename
puts z.release
puts z.version
puts z.machine
puts z.processor

You can ofcourse, spice it up.

Download it here