I've put together something I've been meaning to make for a while: a little program that takes a folder of images (.eps and .png files, specifically) and turns them into a webpage and a LaTeX document. My MATLAB code spits out images, and it's always a faff to put them together into something coherent and useful.
This is implemented in C++ and bash, and requires some kind of linux with pdflatex installed.
Click here to download the zipped up code, or use wget:
wget http://bethmcmillan.com/geek/ListToImages.tar.gz
Then, to unpack the file, use:
tar -xvf ./ListToImages.tar.gz
Then use listtoimages.sh followed by the path to the folder of images to make the pages. For example, I used:
./listtoimages.sh /users/bethmc/Pictures/
This gave me several files called "output" inside the Pictures directory, including a html file that contained all of the png images, and a PDF containing all of the eps images (the tex file is also supplied).
Anyway. Back to work, all of you!
Edit: my "Pictures" folder is mostly full of photographs of potoos. THEY ARE HILARIOUS. 
