SimpCont is a programming contest environment for running ACM-style programming contests. It is loosely based on the environment in use at the University of Waterloo, but it is intended to be simpler, more portable, and more modular. It is mostly written in bash and a minimal amount of perl, and uses ssh for communication between contestants and judges, meaning that it can be used easily through most firewalls. SimpCont is still under development, and any comments, suggestions, or patches are welcome.
The latest version is 0.14.
I have been asked to host a copy of the Javadoc Search Applet that is used in the Soot API documentation web pages.
The applet is a small box above the list of classes in any documentation created with javadoc. When any prefix of a class name is typed into the box, the list of classes scrolls to that class. Pressing Enter causes the documentation for that class to be displayed. A great timesaver!
The applet can be installed by changing to the directory that is the root of the javadoc-generated documentation, and then running this shell script.
Be sure to tell your browser to reload the page afterwards; with some browsers, it is necessary to clear the browser cache and/or restart the browser.