Links for Math 378

• Liz Blankenship contributes a link on Lego Evolution.

• For counting problems where you can solve the first few cases, Sloane's On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences can be a big help.
• A dos-based version of the gcc (g++) compiler is available according to Andrew Brown. ``Here's a DOS port of gcc, called DJGPP. It comes with a debugger and IDE just like the old Borland C++ for DOS. It works very nice, but it's not as Unix "compatible" as UWIN (but it will work for everything we've been doing in class.)'' http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/
• Andrew also reports on a Linus emulator for Windows.UWIN: This first link is a Unix-like environment that sits on top of Windows created at AT&T labs and the guy who created the Korn shell. Its great- it gives you a real Unix shell and file system (emulated on top of windows FS.) Even better, it comes with all the Unix utilites and lets you build most any Unix (i.e. posix) source code to run on windows. Also it plays very nicely with Microsoft Visual C++... http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/uwin/download.html

  Once you have UWIN up and running, here's the gcc you need for it. http://www.xraylith.wisc.edu/~khan/software/gnu-win32/gcc.html#gcc2952 .