These are oldschool utilities written in C. They're probably not terribly useful anymore, but back in the day reviewers flexed their authority by demanding the publication of source code.
Source C code from the paper Constraints imposed by the membrane selectively guide the alternating access dynamics of the glutamate transporter GltPh (Lezon & Bahar. Biophys J 102:1331 (2012)) can be found on my membrane ANM page. The software is useful for calculating equilibrium dynamics of proteins that are embedded in coarse-grained membranes, and for incorporating rigid blocks into ANM calculations.
For those who are more comfortable working in python, or on a non-nix operating system, these methods are also incorporated into the ProDy software package as membrANM.
Source C code from the paper Modeling global changes induced by local perturbations to the HIV-1 capsid. (Bergman & Lezon. J Mol Graphics Modelling 71:218-226 (2017)) can be found on the ANMMPI page. This software is useful for constructing ENMs of very large protein complexes, such as the HIV capsid.