ANALOG
Analog is a program which analyzes logfiles from WWW servers. See Analog's
home page at
http://www.analog.cx.
It is freeware by Stephen Turner and was ported to the HP e3000 platform by Andreas Schmidt.
The Analog/iX home page is at
http://www.hillschmidt.de/gbr/analog.htm.
CHKTAPE
Terry Tipton has allowed us to modify/release a new version of his
CHKTAPE utility.
(LZW),
(std),
(tar.Z),
(Plain text information.)
MASTEROP
Carl Kemp has made the newest, Year-2000 compliant version of his MasterOp job scheduler package available for download in LZW format. Please note that we don't provide a directly clickable link to MasterOp in order to prevent robots from downloading it every day, however you can get to it via the following URL:
http://www~allegro~com/software/hp3000/non_allegro/MASTEROP~LZW
(Note: you'll need to convert all instances of "~" to "." in order for this to work!!!)
After you restore the files from the LZW archive, see
MASTEROP.txt
(also known as README.DOC.KEMP) for installation instructions (you do need to stream BULDKEMP.PUB.KEMP, but you don't need to restore the files from tape).
Please Note: If you're looking for a full-featured, commercially supported job scheduling package, we also recommend that you take a look at
Tidal Software's (formerly OCS)
MPE Express product. (Please note, however, that their web site appears no longer to have any information about express.)
PLOTICUS
Ploticus is a data display engine written by Steve Grubb.
It was ported to the HP e3000 platform by Andreas Schmidt.
The Ploticus/iX home page is at
http://www.hillschmidt.de/ploticus/.
PYTHON
Gavin Scott originally ported the Python language to MPE/iX 5.0.
A newer version
has been ported by Joseph Koshy of HP Bangalore.
Gavin's original port is
also still available for historical purposes.
RUBY
This is a very experimental port of the Ruby language to MPE/iX. You can learn more about Ruby at
Ruby Central.
You may download Ruby 1.6.1 in Store-To-Disk format to your PC, but bear in mind this is experimental software.
The resulting download should be 5,825,536 bytes in size. You need to then ftp it into a file on your 3000 as follows:
C:\> ftp [your3000]
[login as MANAGER.SYS]
ftp> binary
ftp> put RUBY.std RUBY;rec=128,1,f,binary;disc=22756,8;code=2501
after which you can log into the 3000 as MANAGER.SYS and install Ruby by doing:
:FILE RUBY;DEV=DISC
:RESTORE *RUBY;;CREATE=PATH
At this point ruby should be fully installed. To test it, you can try:
:SH.HPBIN.SYS -L
/SYS/PUB $ /usr/local/bin/irb
irb(main):001:0> print "Hello World!\n"
Hello World!
nil
irb(main):002:0> quit
This version has a few known problems (time functions will always return Jan 1, 1970) and has not been tested very much, but otherwise seems to work. As always, your mileage may vary, and we provide no warranty for this software whatsoever!
Reports of success or problems would be appreciated by Gavin.
TIDY
Tidy/iX helps to correct HTML code and tidies up sloppy editing
into nicely layed out HTML code.
It, too, was ported to the HP e3000 platform by Andreas Schmidt.
The Tidy/iX home page is at
http://www.hillschmidt.de/gbr/tidy.htm/.
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