Senko Software

Welcome to Senko Software! These pages contain various software written by Senko Rasic, ranging from quick hacks to several man-month projects or interesting faculty assignment projects. The Attic section contains archive of my abandoned software, that for some reason I don't want to delete and forget about.

[2005-08-13] Site fixes, blog
My web service provider updated their Apache/PHP installs recently, and "forgot" to add DOM XML support, so the site was broken for a few weeks. Tired of waiting for them to fix it, I switched to DOMIT! parser. It's fully DOM Level 2 compliant, and an easy drop-in replacement. Thanks to StRanGy for recommending it!
In other news, I've started a (tech-oriented) blog...

[2004-09-26] Cyfer 0.6.0 - first public release
After an approximately ten months of (sometimes fast, sometimes freezed) development, this is the first public release of Cyfer. This version provides support for 9 message digest algorithms, 12 symmetric ciphers and 4 public-key algorithms, and language bindings for C, C++, Java, Python, PHP, Perl and C# languages.

[2004-09-18] software.senko.net redesign
As a part of redesigning my personal website I decided it was time to refresh these pages as well. So, here it is. Apart from visual changes, the new stuff includes removal of unified "Download" section (the download links are included with project descriptions), and an addition of links to the Links section. Also, I decided it was time for a reality check, so I reevaluated most of the software and tested it to see if it still works on a modern system (some of the programs were written in 1997!), and some projects ended up in different sections.

[2004-09-18] additions: VtGames, untar, malloc
VtGames is my attemt at writing a collection of classic games that would run on any Unix terminal, with a deliberate retro/old style to them. For now, the collection contains a maze and a snake (nibbles) clone. In a totally unrelated news, I've added two of my utility libs/files, an untar and malloc implementations, to the Hacks section.

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