IPWL Code

Code from the (now defunct) IPWL site previously at www.gemusehaken.org/ipwl/.

Examples are presumably written for the 4th edition of Inferno in Limbo.

Credit goes to the Inferno Programming with Limbo authors.

Index

Transcribed from the original site.

esdaudiodev

A client for the Enlightenment Sound Daemon (ESD, JEsd), serves /dev/audio and /dev/audioctl.

• esdaudiodev.b
• esd.m

esd server

A clone of Enlightenment Sound Daemon (ESD, JEsd); The implementation is almost complete, but i don't feel like finishing it yet (07/28/2003), so i'm posting the source anyway.

• esd.b
• esd.m (p. stanley-marbell, contact)

postscanner

A port scanner

• portscanner.b (p. stanley-marbell, contact)

banner

A semi-clone of the Unix banner(1); Works well with cb (see below)

• banner.b (p. stanley-marbell, contact)

cb

Turn any text, images, program, audio, etc., into an image; Works well with banner (see above)

• cb.b (p. stanley-marbell, contact)

unroll

Unrolls a text file into characters, one per line

• unroll.b (p. stanley-marbell, contact)

transprob

Reads in a file containing numbers, and outputs a table of the transition probabilities of going from one value to another.

Example:

 transprob -c 2 -s '0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8' -f q.data

This will output the transition probability matrix for values in the second column of the file q.data going from all combinations of 0..8 to 0..8.

• transprob.b (p. stanley-marbell, contact)

webview

Pull down a URL, and make a quick attempt at rendering it as plain text

• webview.b (p. stanley-marbell, contact)

match

Match prints number of occurrences of each character in supplied string argument. It is useful for debugging files in, e.g. LaTeX when you're missing some matching parens :-)

e.g.:

; match '{}' /tmp/chapter.tex
[{]     218 occurences
[}]     218 occurences

• match.b (p. stanley-marbell, contact)