Various bits of software I've produced
Here's a few software programs that I wrote, all are under either the GNU GPL
licence or are public domain. You are welcome to download these and (obviously) modify them to suit
your situation. Please email any comments you have to me here (phoheo at
theparks dot id dot au).
The software was put into html code via a few different methods. The most used was
using the Kate
Export to HTML option, using a perl script found here
to be able to adjust the css styling easily. Perl programs were sometimes converted using perltidy -html.
Caveat Emptor
I do not program professionally. I have had a little formal training, but
still there is no guarantee that I know what I'm doing. You can assume that:
- The software may not do what I say it does
- The software may have major bugs. They definitely have minor bugs. I have
mentioned any bugs that I know of that I haven't handled, but of course the
lists are not definitive. There will be other bugs.
- The software is possibly insecure. Really insecure. Because it's only me using it, I
don't do a lot of input checking etc.
- The software is inefficient when it comes to memory/space/processing power. I
definitely haven't got my head around using and releasing dynamic
memory, for example, and I've only recently started using recursion in my programs.
Programming with elegance, while it has been a goal, hasn't quite come yet.
- The software probably does reinvent the odd wheel or two. I fully expect
someone to say,
Hey, here's how you can do what that program does
in one line!
Or, Hey, isn't this covered by this
function?
You have been warned.
The programs
Directory walk
Anagram
Crossword solver