License
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Downloads
This portion of the website is still under development. Keep your eye on it for when the links become available!
On this page you will find the projects that I am actively developing for eventual release. Note that most of them are in the early to middle stages of development and as such may be unstable, so please do not use them in a production environment.
All software is open-source and is licensed until the General Public License v3, so you are free to download, modify, and redistribute it as you wish. If you would like to get involved in any of these projects or have any comments/questions/concerns/feature requests, send me an email.
GCast
Description: A screen capturing, annotating, and sharing application for the GNOME desktop.
Features:
- Select a region of the desktop or the entire desktop to capture
- Captures are saved automatically and remain in the history window
- Simple annotation (text, text boxes) is supported
- Automatic handling options, such as copy to clipboard
- Upload to an FTP server (metadata supported)
- Upload to Flickr photo sharing (URL is placed on clipboard automatically)
- Lives in your system tray for easy access
GCast is being developed in C#, using Mono and the MonoDevelop IDE.
Jasclipse (An IDE for Java Bytecode)
Click here for a screenshot!
Description: Jasclipse is built on Eclipse and provides an Integrated Development
Environment for programming in Java Bytecode.
The Jasmin assembler is used to perform the compilation (hence the project name).
The original author of Jasclipse is Alicja Truszkowska. As part of an REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates)
program during the summer of 2008, my project partner and I released version 2 of the software
which includes a debugger and automated java decompiler view.
Download: Here via SourceForge.net.
APID (Win32 API Debugger)
Description: APID is a debugger for Win32 API calls, sitting between the operating system and
any specific process and capturing the calls before they complete.
Features:
- Capture any API from Windows common runtime DLLs (user32, gdi32, etc.)
- View the call's arguments, return address, and the result of the call
- Modify raw arguments of the call before it completes, in real time
- Block the call from completing
- Modify the return value returned to the program by the call after it has executed
- Support for basic filtering
APID is being developed in MASM (Microsoft Assembly), using RadAsm. Also useful is OllyDbg (a ring3 [user mode] PE debugger).
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