March 01, 2008
I haven't had this much fun programming in a while. I got a Cyclo DS evolution recently, and started playing with devkitPro and libnds. Here, have some buttons I placed with the stylus.
I plan to write an IRC client, if debugging doesn't turn out to be a complete nightmare.
I plan to write an IRC client, if debugging doesn't turn out to be a complete nightmare.
December 09, 2007
Ever noticed that .NET-style menus are ugly?
Windows Vista comes with a new style of menus (which allow images, too), and a few updates to the UxTheme API, including the ability to render these themed menus. When the .NET framework was designed, however, this functionality wasn't available; and you …
Windows Vista comes with a new style of menus (which allow images, too), and a few updates to the UxTheme API, including the ability to render these themed menus. When the .NET framework was designed, however, this functionality wasn't available; and you …
November 16, 2006
I recently discovered XAML, eXtensible Application Markup Language, when the .NET 3.0 release completely took me by surprise. I didn't even think this stuff would be released on Windows XP!
In an attempt to learn how to use this stuff, I've been writing a tabbed document editor. At the moment it onl…
In an attempt to learn how to use this stuff, I've been writing a tabbed document editor. At the moment it onl…
January 13, 2006
I'm stuck at uni without an Internet connection [depressed] actually, that means I can get some actual work done [wink] I'm currently writing a 2D game for my university project.
Not having Internets causes problems though. I'm drawing all the fonts myself (bitmap fonts [sad]), recording all the so…
Not having Internets causes problems though. I'm drawing all the fonts myself (bitmap fonts [sad]), recording all the so…
December 13, 2005
I've always wanted to try the language that is Chef. It's the perfect example of an esoteric language. It's humorous, it's difficult to program in, and the resulting program looks funny when completed.
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find an interpreter that I'd want to use. The Perl Module do…
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find an interpreter that I'd want to use. The Perl Module do…
November 30, 2005
Recently a few friends and I purchased a dedicated server, and are now running loads of stuff on it. We've got a counter-strike public server (onfiar.com:27015) running (although we use it for matches sometimes until we can be bothered to sort out two servers).
So I've got a new journal now, which i…
So I've got a new journal now, which i…
November 04, 2005
Here is a piece of TriINTERCAL code never seen before. I shall warn you now, it is not pretty [grin]
Without further ado, I present you my TriINTERCAL system library, which is almost complete.
Without further ado, I present you my TriINTERCAL system library, which is almost complete.
(1000) PLEASE IGNORE .4
PLEASE ABSTAIN FROM (1005)
(1009) DO STASH .1 + .2 + .5 + .6
DO .4 <- #1
DO (…
November 04, 2005
Ok, so I am currently posting without a mouse. This sucks. Especially when you try to use Firefox. The thought for the day is,
[grin]Befunge![grin]
I'm currently developing a command-line 3D befunge interpreter, which will hopefully be cross-platform. I am attempting to do this in C++, with quite som…
[grin]Befunge![grin]
I'm currently developing a command-line 3D befunge interpreter, which will hopefully be cross-platform. I am attempting to do this in C++, with quite som…
September 12, 2005
I just discovered how amazingly fun it is to replace the Windows NT logon screen. If you like Win32, that is.
The logon screen is called the GINA DLL (Graphical Identification and Authentication), and is loaded at system startup by Winlogon.exe. The purpose of the GINA is to display identification d…
The logon screen is called the GINA DLL (Graphical Identification and Authentication), and is loaded at system startup by Winlogon.exe. The purpose of the GINA is to display identification d…
June 30, 2005
Imagine you have a C++ class 'program', which takes a reference to a stack in its constructor.
That's all very well, until you decide to have the stack as a member variable, …
template
struct program{
typedef T value_type;
stack& stk;
program(stack& stk): stk(stk)
{}
void operator()(){}
};
That's all very well, until you decide to have the stack as a member variable, …
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