Here are a few pieces of software that I have released.
EditRights: A cygwin tool for modifying Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista user privileges. See my original post for details. The latest version is included with any cygwin installation. The code is stored in the cygwin-apps CVS repository.
Fast Spherical Harmonic Transform: Matlab interface to the S2Kit library for calculating Fast Spherical Harmonic Transforms on the 2-sphere.
MATLABio: Mathematica add-on that supports reading and writing to Matlab .mat files for data exchange.
The following software is obsolete, but listed here in case anyone is interested:
ActiveWebMenu: A java-based menu system for websites. I wrote this as an exercise whilst teaching myself Java. There are many better DHTML/CSS-based systems available these days.
Patch for Courier IMAP: This patch modifies the filenames used by Courier IMAP’s maildir code so that they do not contain any colons (“:”). This means that it is possible to store a maildir on a FAT/FAT32/NTFS partition. I used this code so that I could access my e-mail archive from both FreeBSD and Windows 2000 (using cygwin).
Do you know how to install Fast Spherical Harmonic Transform (including S2kit and FFTW3) on a Windows XP platform?
Was there ever a response to Roland’s question? I’d also like to install on Windows XP.
I don’t know if there was already an answer to Roland’s and Brian question.
For a project I work on, I had to compile s2kit and yawtb on Windows XP SP3. I used MS Visual Studio 2005.
A copy of the modified s2kit10 folder can be found on:
https://documents.epfl.ch/users/m/mu/muredubo/www/s2kit10.zip
Note that is is’nt a proper port, but just a quick hack to get the files to compile. I used premake to create project files for each target in the makefile.
Hope this helps. Remmber that those modifications come with no warranty.
Cheers, James