Software Map

The PUMA Repository is a collection of Pascal units for medical informatics. It is compatible with and was developed for Lazarus and Free Pascal. The units are also partially compatible with other Pascal dialects, including Delphi and WinSoft PocketStudio.

Linbar is a launchbar with a GTK interface. It has
rudimentary tab completion and the ability to add shortcuts
(for example a Google or Wikipedia search). Examples are
provided with the archive.

Code Generation Tools for Free Pascal is a toolbox for developers using Free Pascal or Delphi. It generates source code for some repeating programmer tasks.

OwenShow is an open-source file browser demonstrating various techniques/failures in Borland Kylix/Delphi code, including fork, drop/drag, and much more. Unlike other browers, directories are scanned explicitly and, if desired, to full depth, i.e. to get detailed descriptions of directory trees. Finding directories/files is supported by inexact/exact cumulative search.

sTaLMP3Box is a complete control program for a stand-alone MP3 player jukebox computer running under Linux, which uses a HD44780-compatible LCD display connected to the parallel port instead of a monitor. Its main function is playing MP3s and/or Ogg Vorbis files. It features a playlist with full edition functions, has a integrated file manager to manage your songs, shows ID3 info and Ogg Vorbis info, disc statistics, mounts CD-ROMs, resuming, it has almost everything you need for building your own jukebox. On its Web site there are complete building instructions for the hardware part of the project and installation instructions for the software part.

DynChap provides an additional pseudo hardware token
based authentication layer for PoPToP virtual private
networks. The authentication uses the user's mobile phone
to generate a hash that needs to be entered along with the
user's password in a custom connection dialogue. Upon
connecting, the VPN verifies the authenticity of the hash. The
hash is generated from a serial (by default 32 printable
characters) stored in the J2ME based mobile phone and the
current time; the VPN server compares this hash against the
serial and current time, minus or plus a small deviation (by
default 2 minutes). If the username, password, and hash
match, access is granted and the custom dialer is closed, the
connection can now be controlled like an ordinary VPN
connection.

FPC Qt binding for Zaurus is a binding to
Qt/Embedded for FreePascal (FPC) which can be used
to develop applications on platforms such as the
Zaurus with the FPC cross compiler for ARM
processors.

alsapas is a Pascal language translation of the ALSA library header files (*.h), meaning Linux programs in Pascal can now take advantage of ALSA's functionality. alsapas currently works under the Free Pascal Compiler and Borland Kylix 3.

EGSL is a small interpreter which can execute Lua scripts. It includes some functions for fast and easy game development. These are image manipulation functions, functions for 2D drawing, sound and music, input via mouse, keyboard, and joypad, and some helper functions. The engine is based on SDL, SDL_gfx, and SDL_mixer, and additionally on SDL_image on Haiku-OS.

NoodeInstaller attempts to make distributing software easier for people who don't know how to use make and RPM. It is simpler and less powerful than these traditional methods, but it should suffice for most people. Its features include NoodleUnInstaller (for automating uninstalls), TkNIAK (a GUI program for making the install scripts), and InstallMaker (for making self-extracting installers).

Pascal-P4 for Free Pascal and Delphi is a port of a Pascal compiler written at ETH Zurich in 1976. The source code of the compiler is documented in the book "Pascal Implementation" by Steven Pemberton and Martin Daniels. The purpose of this project is to make Pascal-P compilable by Free Pascal and Delphi while keeping the changes to a minimum and preserving the line numbering as much as possible.

The GTK Programmer's Calendar is intended for
people who think about time in terms of files and
projects, and for people for whom what happened is
more important that what will happen (e.g., "what
projects did I work on last Thursday?" or "My last
three days of work needs to be thrown away; how do
I get it out?").

mkpkg is a small toolkit for automatically building Slackware or OpenLab packages. It should work on most packages that contain a makefile. It follows Slackware standards and is intended to build packages acceptable for linuxpackages.net. After you type the description, it generates a correctly formatted slack-desc file and logs configure options.

ghli is GPMI's Highlevel Language Interpreter, developed to operate
under GPMI, though it works as a standalone script interpreter as well.
It features a byte code interpreter with complex instructions for high
level languages, a framework to ease implementing precompilers, a Pascal
precompiler, and an Assembly precompiler. It aims to be small, fast,
and flexible. The number of core instructions are very limited while it
offers a simple interface so the host application can register its own
extension commands easily.