18284PHP Code Twisterhttp://alex.kazik.de/twister.htmlThis tool loads all files required by a project (including binaries) into one file.
All unused functions will be removed, all function and variable names will be replaced
by shorter (and unreadable) ones, all not needed whitespaces will be removed, debugging code will be removed, ...
You'll get informed when a global or local variable is not used.
The resulting file is still a regular php-file. (No extra softeate is requiredPHP > Scripts and Programs > Development Tools > UtilitiesOct 13, 2006
Utility: generates a download list for script updates - dependent on the current version of the script
different data sources chooseable (MySQL and/or CSV text-file
STPhp is a PHP-based string translation suite designed as a simple internationalization tool to work without requiring non-standard dependencies; only the core of php3 is required, which means STPhp can be easily used in places where you, the code creator or installer, do not have control over the php binaries or configuration. STPhp is designed with a simple architecture, allowing you to store your translations in the manner you choose, so as to provide the highest possible performance with the lowest possible maintenance overhead. STPhp functions by externalizing the messages from your application, storing them until your application requests them.
Calculates the Line of Code from your programs. Option to include and exclude file extensions from the count. Can calculate from N number of directories at one go
Ide.php is a web-based editor for quick development of server-side code. It offers a rapid prototyping environment, letting the user test and save snippets of code with minimal overhead.
Here is a PHP script I wrote to find magic blocks in binary images. It was written with the idea of finding ext2, cramfs, romfs or other filesystems in binary firmware files from router manufacturers like netgear, d-link and linksys. It should work for any file distributed as a firmware or flash update to any x86 and or UNIX variant embedded system that linux can at least "see" or deal with. It can also find things like embedded bios code etc.. These firmware files usually have proprietary headers and other junk intermixed within them, making them such that they cannot be directly mounted with the 'mount' command. The script uses the linux/Solaris "file" command to examine every x block of data in the image. It can take a while to run depending on the block size you use and the size of the image, but is an effective way to find the starting addresses for these images so that they can be extracted from the flash image and potentially mounted. It is probably best to redirect the output to a text file to examine the results after the script is done executing.
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