CRW is a program originally written by David J. Coffin
The program will convert the RAW image, doing interpolation of
the CCD matrix, brightness, gamma, white-point, low-light,
and black-and-white processing.
Note: the Makefile is a FreeBSD Ports Makefile, but there's only
one source file so it should be easy for anyone to compile it
up under Linux, Mac OS X, or some other UNIX.
(for software to download from Canon digital cameras please
refer to the ports/graphics/s10sh FreeBSD port).
Trek73 is an enhanced C port from the original HP-2000 Basic version. It is a single player trek-like game where you are put up against a number of enemy vessles and must survive by commanding your ship.
CPDup is a filesystem mirroring utility that attempts to retain permissions, flags, ownership, and utimes. It will create and delete files/directories on the destination as necessary to synchronize it with the source. CPDup attempts to avoid unnecssary copies (by default) by assuming that files are the same if their size and mtime (and other parameters) match. CPDup also has the ability to run MD5 checks between the source and destination and optimizes to avoid unnecessary data reads from the source by generating and maintaining MD5 checkfiles.
Version 1.21 - Many improvements over the years.
Version 1.09 - Many new options added, including a remote source or target specification (uses ssh by default), and parallel transaction support for same.
Version 1.05 - add a performance summary option (-I).
Version 1.04 - fix a memory corruption bug in RemoveRecur() and add an option, -s0, which allows cpdup to overwrite a destination directory with a source file.
DXMake is an outgrowth of the DMake build utility I wrote for the Amiga in the early 90s. It is a simple but very powerful build system similar to make.
Version 2.12 - fix a minor bug when multiple targets depend on the same object file. Required for Backplane's php support 'install' target. This version is required to compile the Backplane database.
Version 2.11 - fix a major bug with variable reassignment in the form 'X= $(X) a b c'.
Version 2.10 - fix a minor compile-time error that occurs when compiling under Linux.