Because of problems with crackers and spammers, who cracked both my MediaWiki site and my Wordpress blog, I have decided to temporarily use a really low-tech approach for making content available.
Martin Nilsson
(To email me, please write 'from' followed by a dot, your own name, '@', and finally the domain 'drnil' together with 'com' as the address.)
StripCAD is an easy-to-use circuit editor for stripboard (also known as Veroboard). It runs under Windows or Linux/Wine. The files are located under:
http://www.drnil.com/stripcad/
TeXmacs is an excellent WYSIWYG editor for text containg many mathematical formulas. I couldn't find any style file for IEEE articles, so I wrote my own. Here are TeXmacs style files for the IEEE 10-point conference article style:
http://www.drnil.com/texmacs/ieee.ts
http://www.drnil.com/texmacs/ieeeconf.ts
Signature "RLH" is writing an outstanding math library in C and making the source available on the net. The library currently contains routines for roots of equations, numerical integration, differential equations, matrices and linear algebra, and a function library. Although many probably use Matlab, Octave, or Scilab for math, this source code is very useful for speed critical applications such as heavy simulations.