The programming section

This is the coding-section, download old DOS-programs with executables and source on the old DOS-programs page. Have fun with them, I sure hope you'll find something useful. Note that most of these programs are old and unmaintained, the sources are also ugly and sparsely commented. Stay out of those if you don't like hardware hacks and tricks! (My code nowadays is MUCH more readable and portable). Click the screenshots for a larger version of them.

My current projects has moved to an own page, namely here. As I now only run Linux, I also mainly program for Liunx. My biggest project so far is TT-News, a news ticker which can display RSS-sites and also, where applicable, displays an article summary. TT-News have been mentioned in the paper version of the Linux Journal, which is pretty cool :-).

The languages I know and work with are Pascal, C, C++ and Java (and some Prolog). I like all of them, only in different ways. At the university, we mostly program Java, and have done some cool stuff (me and Rickard), including:

• A racing game (for concurrent programming), written in Java. It's a networked multiplayer game with features such as pixel-perfect collision and nice bitmapped graphics in layers (driving under bridges etc). See a screenshot here:

  

• A compiler for a local language. Both a backend for ELF object-files for SPARCs and a frontend for the before mentioned language. There are compiler bugs in it ;-)
• A 3d graphics renderer (a subset of OpenGL).
• A program that plays Checkers called YACC (Yet Another Checkers Champion), written in C together with Klas and Rickard.

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