Michael Orlov: Programming

Projects

TrMake (for transparent make) is a modularized makefile system designed for multi-platform C++ development in Unix environment with GNU make (v3.80 or higher).

In my opinion, projects like Jam or qmake stem from underestimation of GNU Make capabilities.
Credit Card Validation package, from TopCoder software component competition.

The component specification is on TopCoder. My archive includes extensive JavaDoc, which should be enough. I also disabled Configuration Manager support (which in turn makes some tests cases fail), since I can't distribute it, but it's not really necessary. You can also turn on Unicode support, it's a constant in ValidationAlgorithm.

Wikipedia changes stream, using the MediaWiki API.
Modified X11 keyboard sniffer, immune to "Secure Keyboard" feature of XTerm (works like xspy).
C++ Signature Reconstructor — recovering original declaration for a function/variable "at runtime" (template games).
Implementation of DES and crypt(3) in Scheme.
XOR Pads servlet — see A method of free speech on the Internet: random pads.
Scheme initialization environment - features automatic interpreter detection, EOPL record's/variant-case for most interpreters (note: name-field instead of name->field), streams, variable-dimension tables (including put/get for PPL course), list/math abstractions etc. Multiple loads are ok.