Over the years I have acquired the habit of keeping notes regarding various software tools in the form of one page cheat sheets -- I simply print them, place them in sheet protectors, and hang them on my office wall from a ring. As the cards represent my personal notes they are completely customized to help me remember the things that I forget. So, while I was recently convinced to put them on the web in hope they might be useful to someone, I'm not sure just how useful they will be to anyone other than me. Do with them as you will. I take no responsibility for the accuracy of the information the cards carry; however, if you find a bug let me know.
Software Refrence Cards (all PDF)
- Emacs
- This card has all the stuff that I, or my wife, forgets about Emacs. It covers both GNU Emacs and XEmacs as I use both.
- GDB
- This card has all the stuff on the standard card that ships with GDB, along with a GDB to DBX reference. Much of the stuff on this card is cut directly from the GDB 5.4 documentation. Not much has changed in 6.0, but I plan to update someday.
- C++ STL
- This card is still a work in progress, but it is useful even at this stage (first page is mostly complete, but the second page is little more than a list of stuff).
- LaTeX
- This card has a ton of LaTeX info including a page layout diagram and many math symbols.
- Common Lisp
- This is one of the most comprehensive cards I have. It covers a good part of ANSI standard Lisp.