Vincent Mallet Software Page
This page is an attempt to gather various softwares I wrote
in the past, and distribute them with a small documentation. Before releasing
source code I try to get it to compile properly.
ZNibbles is a simple multiplayer networked game for
X11/Motif based on the old nibbles game. Each player
controls a worm and tries to grow as much as possible by
eating nibbles. This release includes a server, a Motif
client and a buggy X11 client, all written in C++.
Jags is a simple Java framework intended to facilitate
the writing of multiplayer client/server games in Java. All communication
between clients and servers and all players handling is taken care of by
Jags. So it becomes pretty simple to write a multiplayer networked game
in Java. As an example, friends of mine have written a Scrabble(R)-like
game for Jags.
ZylFree is a QWK mail reader for Dos/Windows. [FINISH THIS]
Download ZylFree v1.44vk (DOS executable).
ZylView is a very fast filelist browser with
search capabilities, for DOS or Windows. Lst2IDZ converts
many filelist formats into ZylView own file format. At a
time were BBSes, and those BBSes had files, lots and lots
of files. And you, the BBS user, spent a lot of time
searching for specific files in huge filelists with slow
tools such as "list". And then came ZylView,
with its tremendeous speed and nice presentation. Zylview
had a lot of options aimed at making lives of BBS users
much simpler.
Download ZylView v1.55 (DOS executable)
and Lst2IDZ v0.6 (DOS executable).
DCFR is a diskette image extractor written
in C. It is used to extract files from floppy disks images
created with Disk Copy Fast (DCF). It has a command line
interface pretty similar to that of PkZip for DOS. It's
easy to use and allows you to manipulate disk-image files
with operations like list, view, extract, use of
wildcards, ... I might release the source code if anyone
is interested in it (I'll have to dig into old archives).
Download DCFR v0.0.4 (DOS executable)
ViMmail is a unix mail reader under X/Motif with syntactic colorization written in
C++.
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Vincent Mallet
Last modified: Sun Apr 25 19:26:17 MET DST 1999