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The following is a rapidly developing list of small things I have either developed for my research or for my students. Please let me know if you find them useful.

Blank Ulem is a modification of the ulem.sty LaTex file for preparing blanked copies for submission to conference and journal referees. You can use it to produce electronic copies that have all identifying information "blanked out".
CLAPACK Examples contains two small C example programs which call functions from the CLAPACK library. A Makefile is also included.
Interlanguage Programming (Calling C/C++ From Fortran) Contains example of how to call C from Fortran with Gnu compilers. A Makefile is also included.
Timing Library and Examples for Timing C/C++ and Fortran Code Segments Contains source for two simple C/C++ functions that are callable from from C/C++ and Fortran to return CPU time and Wallclock time. A makefile is included that builds a library from the two functions. Driver routines in both C and Fortran are provided to demonstrate the use of the library.
UNIX Batch Processing contains the basic commands for running jobs on Cobra in batch mode. If you find that you need large amounts of batch runtime to answer specific research questions, please consider contacting me for an account on our computing cluster. The cluster runs a production sheduling environment to ensure that all users get maximum performance while sharing the systems.
Running Multinode/Multicore Gaussian jobs on the Olympus Cluster demonstrates how to structure the PBS/TORQUE script file as well as the Gaussian job file to run across multiple nodes with each node containing multiple cores.