Free routines software for mac

easy to write code and upload it to the i/o board.
It runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The environment is written in Java and based on Processing, avr-gcc, and other open source software.
NOTE: If you have an older Mac, like a Powerbook, iBook, G4, or G5, download the PPC distribution. If you have a newer Mac, like a MacBook, MacBook Pro, or Mac Pro, download the Intel distribution.
Enhancements:
- Smaller core (about 3.5 KB instead of 4.5 KB).
- Added a SoftwareSerial library (thanks to Antonio, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, and bigengineer for their help).
- Implemented a Serial.flush() routine; see reference for details.
- Digital pins 0 and 1 can be used for i/o until a call to Serial.begin().
- Replaced avr-libs uart routines with custom code for handling serial communication and modified C++ serial commands to call the C serial commands; the code may behave slightly differently in border cases (e.g. non-standard speeds, or on overflow).
- Added attachInterrupt() and detachInterrupt() functions for handling of external interrupts on pins 2 and 3.
- Implemented shiftOut() routine; see reference for details.
- Defining binary constants: e.g. B1010 is 6.
- Mac versions no longer require running of the macosx_setup.command script.
- Windows version comes with the FTDI USB drivers already unzipped.
- New Linux binary distribution (still requires some programs to be pre-installed).

unlock_files is a simple script that recursively unlocks files in a dropped folder or set of files/folders.
If double-clicked, unlock_files prompts the user to select a folder to unlock the contents of.

The script will report the number of files processed, the number of errors encountered, as well as the number of locked files and associated errors. reporting can be turned off by setting the gen_report property to false (the truly ambitious can remove all the if statements beginning with "if gen_report then..." and the routines "report()" and "init()," as well as all global variable statements and properties [except the property "fn_name"] - in that order).

Script can be repurposed by changing lines between commented areas in cycle_items. run, open and walk_folders subroutines are static (based on my recursive.droplet script from 1999). error reporting and file selection strings should be changed to suit (fn_name and fn_nick properties).

ZZip Utilities is an open source plugin for REALbasic that provides a simple interface to extract file data from standard zip archives. Great for bundling an applications or games external data files into neat and optionally compressed packages. ZZip
Utilities is compatible with Mac OS Classic/Carbon, Mac OS X PowerPC, Mac OS X Intel, and Windows targets.
Enhancements:
- Mac OS X: i386 support (Intel/Universal Binary targets).
- All: Updated zziplib to version 0.13.47.
- Mac OS X: No longer uses file manager routines marked deprecated in Mac OS X 10.4.
- All: Folderitem extensions use the Extends syntax rather than the older (deprecated?) REALRegisterClassExtension API.
- All: The ZZipArchive class has a more robust initializer that may prevent random errors/crashes if the class is improperly used.
- Mac OS X: Mach-O segments have significantly reduced in size.

Requirements:
TechTool Pro 2.5.4, Stuffit Expander 5.0 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 2.5.5 adds the following:

• Improved detection and repair routines for Vol. Structures
• Fixed Optimization date bug for HFS and HFS+ volumes
• Fixed AutoPilot Suite crash on Mac OS 8.1 or earlier
• Fixed "OTUtilityLib" issue on Mac OS 8.1 or earlier
• Fixed SCSI scanner detection bug
• Updated DNA file

Impromptu is a Mac OS X programming environment for sound artists and composers with an interest in live or interactive programming. Impromptu is a Scheme language environment, a member of the Lisp family of languages.
Time plays a major role in the Impromptu environment allowing accurate realtime scheduling of events and code blocks. Impromptu is a dynamic environment designed specifically for the creation and manipulation of running programs in live performance.
Impromptu is a programmable AudioUnit host. A powerful environment for creating AudioUnit graphs of arbitrary complexity with precise programmatic control over individual AU nodes. Musical material can be precisely scheduled for performance by any AudioUnit instrument node.
Quartz drawing routines can be applied with the same temporal accuracy as audio material allowing composers to tightly integrate audio and visual components.

Enhancements:
- New grim reaper - by default this will cull any scheduled events that are delivered later than a set time (defaults to 3.25 seconds). If you want to turn off the reaper set the reaper time to 0. By default the reaper will not cull callbacks, although you can set it to do this by checking the appropriate flag. You can set this stuff in impromptu preferences.
- You can now capture in a compressed format. Check the capture-movie help for details.
- Fixed a bug with AudioUnit resizing
- Stability and performance improvements

PolyFactors factors univariate polynomials over the integers.

PolyFactors uses the ZZX polynomial type and the ZZXFactoring routines from Victor Shoups NTL (http://www.shoup.net/ntl/). He deserves most of the credit.

PolyFactors just provides a GUI for input and output.

PolyFactors is a Universal Cocoa application.

Entourage Browser X (FolderFly™ for Entourage) is an Entourage folder utility that allows custom scheduled or manual backup of user-selected folders. Create as many scheduled routines as you would like by cloning "browser daemons". You can also browse mail messages without actually "opening" them in Entourage, archive attachments and generally get a hold on your growing message folders. Supports POP/IMAP/Hotmail account types.

Backup to cross-app .mbox files or to native Entourage export format. Integrate .mbox archives with your OSX text indexing and search tools to make historical email instantly available. The "browser daemons" are launched by Entourage rules -- so you have all the native Entourage X flexibility and power for sorting mail into organized folders.