hq9+.c

Usage

Compile The Code:

cd /path/to/hq9+/src; make

Interpret a hq9+ file:

./hq9+ "filename.hq9+"

Pipe hq9+ text:

echo "hq9+hq9+" | ./hq9+

Download

darwin-universal.zip

win32-mingw.zip

src.zip

test.hq9+


Cipher.c

This is a simple substitution cipher that I wrote with the help of Nick Hollet (aka. Niax). It either encrypts a file, or decrypts it, depending on whether you use the -decrypt or the -encrypt flag. It outputs to stdout, but you can change that to a file by using the "> outputfile" arguement at the end of running the script.

There isn't a filesize limit, and the cipher supports this charset:

!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ [\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}*

Usage

Compile The Code:

gcc /path/to/cipher.c -o cipher

Encrypt A File:

./cipher -encrypt /path/to/plaintext/file

Decrypt A File:

./cipher -decrypt /path/to/encrypted/file

Download

Darwin-universal.zip

MINGW32_NT-i686.zip

Source.zip


FindNew.pl

This script was designed to copy new songs that I had added into my iTunes library into a separate directory (so that I could back them up), but it could easily be modified to work with other files apart from songs. The settings for this are set in the beginning of the script.

Usage

./FindNew.pl

Download

FindNew.zip