Source Code Links

Follow these links to have some hints about public domain software.

1.A simple COM server that is able to receive a mail messages and extract attached files. It is also called a POP3 Client. More...

2.The CBigInt class allows the manipulation of extremely large signed integer values. More...

3.This program is a peer to peer messenger program which functions (and looks) like MSN messenger. More...

4.A Multithreaded Telnet Server - A Chess Game Example. More...

5.HTTP proxy implementation More...

6.Web Browser More...

7.A DNS Server More...

8.Audio composer, mixer and player. More...

9.A compression utility More...

10.A BMP to HTML converter More...

11.Ghostscript : An interpreter for Postscript language. More...

12.A program for drawing organic molecules and store them in Postscript, X-Bitmap, Latex and XFig formats. More...

13.Algebra system features discrete mathematics, especially group theory More...

14.A toolkit for graph editors and graph algorithms More...

15.Amigos chat : A simple Web chat server writeen in C++. More...

16.CC guestbook : A simple guestbook, easy to configure and install. More...

17.2PlayerChess More...

18.3DeeArts calender More...

19.Crypto - Encryption program for any file type. More...

20.A software to do online course evaluation.

21. A College-Fest competitions software. Every year, we have different scoreboards/softwares/webpages being made for quizzes etc. A software which includes
- A good setup for JAM, including two clocks, trapping of interrupts etc would be really good.
- A nice score board which can be customised as required
- An option of displaying questions if required
- An option to display pictures which would be required. (without descending into the code)
- A structure flexible enough to encompass different types of rounds in quizzes etc and the multiple round structure of quizzes.
- Buzzer rounds may be supported.





Here are a few more pointers which can help you.

http://www.programmersheaven.com/

http://www.codearchive.com/

http://www.thefreecountry.com/

http://funducode.com/

http://www.freecode.com/

http://linuxgames.com/

http://game.ncl.ac.uk/

http://home.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml

http://www.linuxarchives.com/

http://www.freeware.com/

http://www.codeguru.com/

http://code.box.sk/