List of Inventions (for job contracts)
Copyright © 2002 - 2004 Gene Michael Stover.
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This is a list of ``inventions'' by Gene Michael Stover.
Presence on this list does not imply that an invention is
patented or patentable, but all items on this list must be
considered prior & independently conceived work with
respect to contracts I enter with companies, & the rights
to all of these works belong to Gene Michael Stover except
for items that contain specific indication otherwise.
Absence of a work on this list does not imply that Gene
Michael Stover does not posses the rights to said work.
This list does not contain fiction & non-fiction articles I
have written.
- pee cuss cuss
- a C++-to-C compiler; the rights to this
are shared with another party; 1991.1
- CyberTiggyr PGPDecrypt
- a library that offers a
programmatic interface to PGP for programs written in
Objective-C, 1993.
- ctadpcm
- a program for extracting the Pulse Code
Modulation (PCM) data from a file encrypted with Creative
Technology's ADPCM algorithm; all rights to ctadpcm
are owned by Creative Technology, 1993.
- CyberTiggyr mpg
- a program for estimating
the cost-effectiveness of a personal automobile by
analyzing maintenance & billing records, 1995.
- FAP
- a program that uses Holland-style simulated
evolution
to optimize frequency assignment
plans for AMPS mobile phone networks; all rights to FAP are
owned by Air Touch; 1995.
- CyberTiggyr Poe
- a program for cryptanalyzing
single-substitution ciphers in which word divisions &
punctuation are preserved, 1995.
- CyberTiggyr trash
- an implementation of the ``trash
can'' file deletion metaphor for the Unix shell command
line, 1995.
- quotater
- a program for formatting e-mail messages to
make them suitable for inclusion in a LATEX document,
1996.
- CyberTiggyr time card
- an application for tracking &
reporting hours worked by an employee, 1997.
- Phil
- a library for program portability,
http://phil.sourceforge.net/, 1999.
- CyberTiggyr skeleton
- a framework for creating
portable Unix programming projects, 2000.
- CyberTiggyr Giggle
- a library for automatic memory management
(``garbage collection'') for C++,
http://giggle.sourceforge.net/, 2000.
- tiggyr-time
- a client program for NIST's Automated
Computer Time System (ACTS), 2000.
- CyberTiggyr Turngate
- a ``turnkey'' network gateway, 2001.
- CyberTiggyr Tigris
- a library of general-purpose
functions & data structures for Common
Lisp, 2001.
- CyberTiggyr Evie
- a library & framework for writing
programs in Common Lisp that use simulated evolution, 2001.
- totoro
- a program that compresses textual data by use
of Holland-style simulated evolution; totoro was my
entry in the annual programming contest of the International
Society for Functional Programming, 2001.
- personal web site
- & the
client-side programs, server-side programs, &
development-time programs I wrote to
implement it, 2001. Development continues.
- CyberTigger crisp
- a Lisp-to-C compiler, 2001. As of
2004, development continues.
- Shiva
- a program for improving Shellsort via simulated
evolution, http://www.CyberTiggyr.com/shiva-0/,
2002.
- CyberTiggyr Evo
- a program that creates original
poetry by use of simulated evolution, 2002.
- ick
- an idea for using C as a portable intermediate
programming language,
http://www.CyberTiggyr.com/gene/ick/, 2002.
- D-Shiva
- an idea for a distributed implementation of
Shiva (above),
http://www.CyberTiggyr.com/gene/shiva-1/, 2002.
- CyberTiggyr Flez
- an event-driven library & framework
for writing programs in Common Lisp, 2002.
- CyberTiggyr geeki
- implementation in Perl & Common
Lisp of ``Wiki''-style self-editing Web sites, 2002.
- CyberTiggyr portlog
- a program for detecting attempted
remote intrusions on a computer network, 2003.
- CyberTiggyr Lisp/CGI
- a library for writing Web
applications using the Common Gateway Interface protocol & the
Common Lisp programming language, 2003.
- CyberTiggyr Critters
- an artificial life simulation &
game,
http://CyberTiggyr.COM/gene/cri/;
2003.
- Coast
- a system of programs, Web pages, a databank
schema, documentation, & a business model for analyzing
& creating cost proposals. Developed in collaboration
with Jay F. Smith, Lynda Silsbee, & Jama Rand, each of
whom shares ownership. January 2004.
End.
Gene Michael Stover
2008-04-20
