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MPSL (Minimum Profit Scripting Language) is a programming language concieved as an scripting engine for Minimum Profit, though it can also be used as a general-purpose programming tool. An MPSL program consists of a sequence of statements which run from top to bottom. Loops, subroutines and other control structures allow you to jump around within the code. It is a free-form language, meaning that you can format and indent it however you like, as whitespace serves to separate tokens.
MPDM (Minimum Profit Data Manager) is a lightweight library that provides C programs with a rich set of useful data types as scalars, dynamic arrays or hashes, similar to those of the Perl language. Also, it contains a rudimentary garbage collector that alleviates the need to keep track of data no longer useful, as well as help for operating system abstraction and portability, regular expressions, string manipulation, character set conversions, localization and file I/O access.
Are you bored of re-writing partial, defective memory growing string manipulation code in C, over and over? Don't suffer anymore. Cut and paste this into one of your C headers and never worry again.
Virtual Zaca is a Perl script that takes input from a Unix-style mailbox (read from STDIN) and randomly combines the messages from a given user using the Markov chain algorithm. The result is a stream of gibberish that vaguely resembles human speech. Its first command line argument must be a (possibly incomplete) user name to take the messages from.
These are very old ZX Spectrum's programs written by me. You can run these oldies in most Spectrum emulators. All this crap probably means nothing to anyone but my friends and me.
This was a small Perl program that, using an e-mail sender blacklist, could be used to delete mail directly from a pop3 server without downloading it. It can also delete messages bigger than a threshold. I no longer use it nor maintain it; it comes from a time when spam could almost be stopped by knowing the addresses of the spammers, something absolutely naïve and useless now.
Freaks is a 3D game for MS/DOS written in 1993 by me and my friends Manuel Zamora and Antonio Guerrero. It was released as shareware; now you can download it for free. It's a complete game with 4 big episodies and a great variety of monsters (but somewhat crappy for today's standards).