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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.

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.

postscanner

A port scanner

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.

webview

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

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)