Code is written in either C or Java

A version of of the Unix grep command written in Java. Demonstrates knowledge in IO on the Unix OS.

Syntax: jgrep -ilnv 'filename'

Linked list implementation using key-value pairs. Linear time searches with a linked list.

Ignore, correct version is Asg3New

Takes input and puts input in a linked list, then places linked lists into a binary tree. Counts the number of times a word appears in a file(s).

A simple text editor using doubly linked lists. Commands are as follows:

# and whitespace are ignored
* : prints document to stdout
. : views text on current line
$ : go to last line
0 : go to first line
< : move one line up
> : move one line forward
@ : debug dump
a : inserts text after 'a' into document after current line
d : deletes current line
i : inserts text after 'i' before current line
r : opens a file to edit
w : saves file to char* following 'w'

A spellchecker. Loads specified dictionary into a hashset and then spell checks a file or from stdin. If no dictionary is specified, default Unix dictionary is used. This program uses the yy_flex library.

Prints out some Unix system variables

Returns specified exit status

Polish notation calculator. Pushes doubles and operators onto a stack and pops them off to calculate. Done in C and Java

Code is on another machine. Will update this in time.

Many small programs demonstrating memory management and allocation

Two sorting algorithms, one for strings and one for integers

Puts files in queues, demonstrating memory management

Use of Unix symlink to read file attributes. Also extended use of <time.h> to convert timestamp attributes to readable formats

Use of void* and pointer arithmetic to sort arrays of many types. Basically an attempt at generics in C.