Various small CLI tools and libraries bundled together for convenience.
dotnet build should do it. Currently requires .NET 8 (7 in a couple cases). Only tested on Windows. There is some platform-specific
Perf testing: dotnet run -c Release --project perftests/Core.PerfTests/Core.PerfTests.csproj -- --filter * --disasm --artifacts artifacts/perf/Core.PerfTests
A pile of useful C# utilities published as NuGet package. I update this fairly regularly with new toys.
A generator for log output. Nice for testing tools that sublaunch cli apps and redirect their stdin/out like a command shell. Finished, with occasional tweaks added.
Symbolicator, query, and conversion tool for Process Monitor (procmon) files. Stable but capabilities are limited to what kind of analysis I'm doing on any given day.
Showkeys-ish for Windows. Prints virtual terminal sequences for keypresses. Useful when debugging TUI apps on Windows. Finished, but I drop in to tweak it sometimes.
A utility that will run cli apps, capture output, monitor, filter, show live status. I want to be able to have "sticky" error messages while a given build log or whatever continues to scroll.
Toolkit of helpful stuff for working with Unity from the command line. For example killing the Hub and prevent it from coming up automatically, or running Unity with a project-local timestamp-rotated log file. Fairly stable.
I'm having trouble finding time to get this thing off the ground, but the idea is to have a basic machine process manager that looks at desired target state of hardware (like "long plane flight" or "docked at desk") and will start/stop system processes and services accordingly.
This is an attempt to deal with the general inability of Windows programmers to write background-run software that actually idles (0% CPU). I like my laptop battery going as far as possible and there are endless annoying but useful vampires I want to shift in and out.
TUI app. A progressive filtering tail + less for incremental analysis. On hold while I work on Stale.