PROGLIST

   1 ascii.exe
   2   dumps the 256 ascii characters to stdout
   3   using a nice format (GPL)
   4
   5 dump.exe [file]
   6   hex dump of file to stdout, using a nice
   7   format (GPL)
   8
   9 putclip.exe
  10   copies stdin to the Windows clipboard
  11   does NOT use Cygwin's /dev/clipboard
  12   Not build unless on a WIN32 platform
  13   (GPL)
  14
  15 getclip.exe
  16   copies the Windows clipboard to stdout
  17   does NOT use Cygwin's /dev/clipboard
  18   Not build unless on a WIN32 platform
  19   (GPL)
  20
  21 conv.exe / d2u.exe / u2d.exe / dos2unix.exe / unix2dos.exe
  22   programs for converting line endings of text
  23   files between DOS and UNIX format.
  24   (GPL)
  25
  26   HEAVILY modified, but core routine is based on
  27   the hd2d-0.5.12 distribution, available here:
  28   http://www.megaloman.com/~hany/_data/hd2u/
  29   by Peter Hanecak.
  30
  31 msgtool.exe / shmtool.exe / semtool.exe / semstat.exe
  32   These programs were taken from "Linux Programmer's
  33   Guide - Chapter 6" with a few changes so that they
  34   build cleanly.  The original versions were written
  35   by (C)opyright 1994-1995, Scott Burkett.
  36   ** MODULE: msgtool
  37      A command line tool for tinkering with SysV style
  38           Message Queues
  39   ** MODULE: semtool
  40      A command line tool for tinkering with SysV style
  41           Semaphore Sets
  42   ** MODULE: semstat
  43      Another tool for tinkering with Semaphore Sets
  44   ** MODULE: shmtool
  45      A command line tool for tinkering with shared memory
  46   For information on how to use these tools, call them
  47   with the '-?' option.  Also, see the Linux Programmer's
  48   Guide -- the IPC chapter is included with the cygipc
  49   distribution.
  50     These tools can only be built if cygipc is installed
  51   and thus are not portable to non-cygwin platforms.  Also,
  52   they can only operate properly if ipc-daemon is running.
  53   Eventually I'll figure out how to get autotools to NOT
  54   try to build them if IPC services are not available, and
  55   I'll figure out how to link/test for libcygipc.a on cygwin
  56   and just -lc on linux, etc.
  57   (GPL)
  58
  59 banner.exe
  60   prints a large banner to stdout.  From Joerg Schaible.
  61   (GPL)
  62
  63 namei.exe
  64   follow a pathname until a terminal point is found
  65   (GPL - originally public domain)
  66
  67 cal.exe
  68   displays a calendar
  69   (BSD-no-advert *)
  70
  71 last.exe
  72   show a listing of the last logged in users
  73   (GPL)
  74
  75 utmpdump.exe
  76   give raw output of a utmp (/var/run/utmp) or wtmp
  77   (/var/log/wtmp) file.
  78   (GPL)
  79
  80 realpath.exe
  81   Convert pathname argumen to absolute path, with all
  82   references to `.', `..', and symlinks resolved.
  83   (GPL)
  84
  85 ddate.exe
  86   converts boring normal dates to fun Discordian Date
  87   (GPL - originally public domain)
  88
  89 lpr.exe
  90   can be used to spool to a windows printer
  91   (GPL)
  92
  93 mkshortcut.exe
  94   can be used to create "full featured" windows
  95   shortcuts (as opposed to cygwin-symlinks implemented
  96   using .lnk files, which aren't really "full-featured")
  97   (GPL)
  98
  99 cygstart.exe
 100   A command-line tool which allows you to let Windows start a program or open
 101   a file or URL in its associated application. It is similar to the Windows
 102   command-line start command.
 103   (GPL)
 104
 105 col.exe
 106   Filters out revers (and half reverse) line feeds so that the output is in
 107   the correct order with only forward and half forward line feeds, and replaces
 108   white-space characters with tabs where possible.
 109   (BSD-no-advert *)
 110
 111 getopt.exe
 112   an enhanced command option parser for use in shell scripts. Taken from
 113   util-linux.
 114   (GPL)
 115
 116 readlink.exe
 117   follow symbolic links.  Taken from OpenBSD CVS.
 118   (BSD-no-advert)
 119
 120 rev.exe
 121   reverse lines of a file.
 122   (BSD-no-advert *)
 123
 124 (*) originally BSD+advert, but falls under the blanket
 125     conversion to BSD-no-advert, because it was originally
 126          part of the UCB BSD distro.
 127     <http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.html>:
 128     Note: The advertising clause in the license appearing
 129     on BSD Unix files was officially rescinded by the
 130     Director of the Office of Technology Licensing of the
 131     University of California on July 22 1999. He states
 132     that clause 3 is "hereby deleted in its entirety."
 133