Brainfuck Interpreter 2.0

Some time ago I wrote a little Brainfuck interpreter with my own ProgramOptions implementation and I guess kind of bad code design...

So today I got a bit bored and had a look at Boost.Spirit.

I wrote a completely new Brainfuck interpreter which happens also to work a bit better than my old one... The old one had problems with loops somehow...
Both versions can be found here:
http://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~bytow/

I was not able to test the new interpreter on windows but I will do that asap.
Also I hope my style improved since the first version :-)
So feel free to comment and criticize ;-)

Bastard Operator From Hell - Kernel Module

Recently I started getting my self used to the linux source code.
So today I thought I should simply start by writing a little "hello world" kernel module.
But as "hello world" is way too easy and simply not sufficient to test certain functionalities I decided to implement kmod_bofh (that's what I named it :)).

So what does kmod_bofh (or bofh.ko as the binary is named) do?
It creates a pseudo file /proc/excuse which when read always returns a random BOFH excuse.
Thus you can run "cat /proc/excuse" to retrieve a BOFH excuse when you need it ;-)

For those who do not know what BOFH is...
Read this: http://bofh.ntk.net/BOFH/index.php

I compiled and linked my source against the current kernel 3.5-r6 (from linus' git repository).
You can find the source code here:
http://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~bytow/kmod_bofh-src.tar.gz