A computer program that exists that can apply ~200 cryptoanalysis medthods that predate PGP?

From: http://CBC.am/home.htm {Radio Canada} (mikehack@u.washington.edu)
Date: 03/25/03 

From: "http://CBC.am/home.htm {Radio Canada}" <mikehack@u.washington.edu>
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2003 17:14:50 -0800

No, I am not dreaming.
Most cryptanalysis algorithms for cryptography based on the Caesar cipher
(2000 years old) to the AFDGX (or even the ENIGMA, TYPEX etc...) have long
ago been coded into Pascal, C, etc...

If one were to take these algorithms and put them into a cryptographic
analysis toolkit -- it could greatly reduce the effort required in breaking
cryptographic problems.

> ]Is there a computer program that exists that can apply ~200
cryptoanalysis
> ]medthods that predate PGP?
>
> ]It would not take that much CPU power to check an encrypted message
aginst
> ]the ~200 forms of crypto that had emerged before PGP.
> ]It could even be done as a distrbuted computing application, in java.
>
> ??? You are dreaming. Please wake up. Your posts make no sense.