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[10/04/03] NS scenario file Graphical Viewer (windows)

This program will take a NS scenario file and graphically depict the interaction. Use the arrow keys to go forward in time.

[10/04/03] Simple Vector Compiler

It is a simple vector compiler for a certain architecture.

[10/04/03] Discrete Cosine Transform DEMO (windows)

My first socially useful windows program. It performs a DCT transform on the red color component of dabook.raw. Use it for educational purposes!

Old Source Codes

The code is not meant for commercial use. Many of the programs were programmed on the Intel P100 or P200 and may not work on the latest processors! You can reuse the source code but please don't mail me asking for technical support. The Pascal programs may require a RTE200 patch.

GraphLIB : Four units for handling bitmap, sprites, double buffer and graphic initialization. Much of the source code is in Pascal. Some of the time critical routines are written in Assembly.

IRCX Client : An IRCX protocol supporting chat program written in Visual Basic. You will need the activex control MSCHATPR.OCX to run it. The signal processors can be used to add your own command support. Source is at very experimental stages only.

Ray Tracer (DOS) : You need to be familiar with the object placement format as given in Roger T. Watkins graphics programming book to use the ray tracer. The source code is in C. There is a Windows version also that was going to be used for nanocomputer.org. The actual task was to be able to render PDB (protein database) files.

ANX : This is an animation file encoder (no compression but makes it into one file), decoder (playback) and viewer (playback from file!). It is written in Pascal. Full source code and sample files are included.

PAL50FIX : A file patcher to allow playback of NTSC mpegs on PAL TVs. Someone could probably write a TSR out of it? Pascal source code.

UnrealIRC : I was writing this before the folks had written Shellsock. The idea is the same, telnet to the host (from the shell) and monitor the connection. Pascal code again.

ShellSock Guide: This is supposed to be a help file. It was created by compiling a RTF file. RTF is a very horrible format. Don't even touch it with a barge pole.

ircclient-0.1.tar.gz : This one utilizes BSD sockets to do communicate. It was developed using the Kdevelop IDE (excellent!). You should be able to compile it on any unix platform. To run, make clean ; make ; make install.