NOTE: All my more recent tools and libraries are found on GitHub now. I also have a github.io site for a blog and further documentation.

These are the tools and applications that I've written that are available on this site. They work on Windows and Linux, and some on Mac OS X too. Most are released under the GNU General Public License (or perhaps the GNU LGPL), but see the individual packages for full details. Also see my license page for a brief explanation of what the GNU licenses really mean (if you're unfamiliar with them).

• scramjet: Java acceleration for UNIX command-line tools and curses-style terminal apps.
• SBaGen: This is my "Binaural Beat BrainWave Experimenter's Lab", a brainwave entrainment tool based on sounds listened to through headphones.
• Symirr: A symmetrical file tree mirroring/synchronisation tool, designed to be fast and lean, easy to use and robust in the face of failures or other difficulties.
• Bavsa: A tool for analysing binaural beat soundtracks, to check that the beats are present and to measure their parameters.
• BWView: A fast visual browser for EEG brainwave recordings (written as part of the OpenEEG project).
• Fiview: A digital filter design, viewing and comparison tool. Much of the filter-design code is based on the mkfilter package from Dr Tony Fisher. This was also written as part of the OpenEEG project.
• fidlib and firun: A run-time filter design and execution library, and a tool to allow filters to be applied conveniently to binary or ASCII data streams from the command-line. fidlib provides the filter design and execution services to Fiview and EEGMIR.
• EEGMIR: A prototype EEG biofeedback app currently in development as part of the OpenEEG project.
• ylink: A simple command-line download tool for the yampp MP3-player, for Linux users.

Some handy miscellaneous tools and scripts (for Linux):

• cpp-partial: Partially evaluate the #ifdef/#ifndef preprocessor directives in a file, stripping out all the code possible given the list of defines and undefines provided. This can be used to create much simpler 'specialized' versions from any over-#ifdef'd project's codebase.
• jcproto: C code prototype generator. Generates prototypes for functions, and declarations for variables, either for 'extern' or 'static' or both. Handles the finer points of prototype creation correctly, I believe.
• hd: A nice traditional hex-dump tool, with real-time (byte-by-byte) and C-style escaped text-dump modes as a bonus.
• psh: A perl shell, allowing you to evaluate perl expressions and statements interactively, with command-recall. I use this as an all-purpose desktop calculator.
• teeclub: A text terminal version of the "Tee Club" patience game for command-line addicts, written in Perl. No mouse required! This requires an ANSI terminal. Easy to extend to handle other patience games.

And some dead projects:

• reJAM: JamCam tools. This never got beyond prototypes. Sorry!

These pages and files, including applets and artwork, are Copyright (c) 1997-2021 Jim Peters unless otherwise stated. Please contact me if you'd like to use anything not explicitly released, or if you have something interesting to discuss.