These are pieces of software that aren't actually games.
Atto 1.1.3: (Linux)(Source) A command line program for creating binary files. Can also take input from a file. Commands in-program are single letters. Type 'h' for help. File input is accomplished by running the program with the filename as an argument. The program uses the file as an input stream, so syntax is identical to command line. When the file ends, the program returns control to the command line.
- 1.1.3: Any line beginning with '/' or '-' is ignored.
Unnamed circuit drawing software: Does not yet exist. The goal is to create a program for drawing nice looking circuits quickly and easily.
T.O.T.O.R.E.A.L. Sandbox (Linux): A simple tool for displaying text with links using opengl and sfml. Should compile on both linux and windows. The included binary is a linux program and displays the contents of the totoreal file at data/totoreal.toto (using T.O.T.O.R.E.A.L.). The actual T.O.T.O.R.E.A.L. code is an improvment on that used for the Information section is Cells Redux.
VeDiC: A command line program for calculating voltage dividers using common resistor values. Just enter a division value, and the program will give you two resistor values, their actual division ratio, and percent error.
Fourier Toy I: A simple tool for playing with frequency domain manipulation of a few common waveforms.
Atto 1.1.3: (Linux)(Source) A command line program for creating binary files. Can also take input from a file. Commands in-program are single letters. Type 'h' for help. File input is accomplished by running the program with the filename as an argument. The program uses the file as an input stream, so syntax is identical to command line. When the file ends, the program returns control to the command line.
- 1.1.3: Any line beginning with '/' or '-' is ignored.
Unnamed circuit drawing software: Does not yet exist. The goal is to create a program for drawing nice looking circuits quickly and easily.
T.O.T.O.R.E.A.L. Sandbox (Linux): A simple tool for displaying text with links using opengl and sfml. Should compile on both linux and windows. The included binary is a linux program and displays the contents of the totoreal file at data/totoreal.toto (using T.O.T.O.R.E.A.L.). The actual T.O.T.O.R.E.A.L. code is an improvment on that used for the Information section is Cells Redux.
VeDiC: A command line program for calculating voltage dividers using common resistor values. Just enter a division value, and the program will give you two resistor values, their actual division ratio, and percent error.
Fourier Toy I: A simple tool for playing with frequency domain manipulation of a few common waveforms.