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…::Teatime

This small application was written in need of a missing tool under Windows that helps me keep track of my tea brewings, hence the name teatime. It was written in C++ by the help of the open source Qt framework and is licensed under the terms of the General Public License (GPL).
You have to have the shared MinGW library "installed" which can be easily accomplished by putting it into the same directory as the main executable.
→ download: Windows binary teatime.exe (Version 0.2 01/10/2007 2.6 MB)
→ download: Needed shared library mingwm10.dll (16 KB).
→ download: Source Code Archive.

…::New Trace Daemon (ntd)

This daemon was developed in fall 2005 to provide users of the excellent Web100 framework an easy to use monitoring tool. With ntd you select a connection that should be monitored by specifying the IP addresses and if applicable the ports in a given configuration file (ntd.conf). The Web100 variables that are of interest are specified in the configuration file as well. Per command line option (-o, --output) one can declare a file to which the log should be written to (default is stdout) and the time (-t, --time) for which the monitoring should be done (default is 10 seconds). The measurement is based on snapshots that are taken every 0.1 seconds – this can be changed to a finer granularity if needed.
Besides this functionality features I put emphasis on a standard conform development in C (using C99 with POSIX extensions). The Makefile has probably to be adjusted to your needs.
→ download: ntd.tar.bz2 (Version 1.0 11/15/2005)
The main C program file can be found here

…::SWTGeoGUI

The SWTGeoGUI ist a software developed at the IWG of the University of Karlsruhe to provide geophysical engineers easy access to geophysical data. This package offers manipulation of the corresponding data, too. It's source is based on an existing Java Swing code that was highly extended and ported to the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) to provide a nativ look & feel to the user. Two screenshots show the final result for Windows and for Linux (with GTK):