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Alright, so I've started this new community project called "HNPL" (High Speed Network Platform Library) which is a networking library, used to develop game servers and other huge network platforms.
I liked the idea of this because there's a bunch of libraries for game servers and other things but they're all shareware therefore you have to pay money to access them. It's simple everybody can contribute with their code, if it works then why not add it to the project?
So there's no formal team for this, everybody can contribute (and is pretty welcome to do it).
For further information or to contribute visit the project's forum:
<a href="http://hnpl.freeforums.org/">HNPL Forum Page Link</a>[<a href="http://hnpl.freeforums.org/" target="_blank" title="New Window">^</a>]
This is a repost of my previous topic, this seems to be the right section.
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I am currently conducting research for my thesis regarding Google Glass application design principles. It would significantly help my research if anyone with experience in designing, developing, or testing Google Glass applications could participate. The card sorting is very quick to complete (less than 10 minutes) and your feedback is greatly appreciated! The card sort can be found at this link: https://704302s2.optimalworkshop.com/optimalsort/glassdesignprinciples
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OK so here is the link to the codeplex page of eclang
What is it missing to make it reach the top ?
we have added try catch its just not in the documentation yet but im pretty proud of that becaue you can throw any object or variable and you dont have to trow an exception. so yes if you want any other features you are welcome to request. (im deslexsiec and 15 years old, so if my spelling and grammer sucks sorry.)
if any one want to test we welcome you with open arms.
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Hi,
biicode is a C/C++ dependencies manager that is moving fastly out of beta. We cannot keep the pace without having user feedback and we would love to have tons of it from Code Project users.
We currently have a good amount of libraries uploaded to our repos such as SDL, Adafruits' libraries, Box2D... so if anyone wants to run a personal project with biicode please feel free to do so.
We also encourage any devs to upload their libraries so that we can polish the upload process. Since we are a file-based dependencies manager (you just call the file not a complete package or library) the upload process means the code needs to be treated previously. In other words the process still has some friction. In the near future we will compensate users that have their code reused more.
If you need further information of how biicode works please visit our site:
https://www.biicode.com
The docs:
docs.biicode.com
and/or the forum:
forum.biicode.com
Take care lads and thank you for your attention.
modified 18-Sep-14 6:49am.
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HI,
I have developed an accounting package myself using Delphi (Pascal). It has softpedia editors review 3.5 / 5.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Finances-Business/Account-Myself.shtml[^]
I'm selling it online for just $5.
Product Page:
http://greennaturesoft.com/account-myself/
Download:
http://greennaturesoft.com/account_myself.zip[^]
It has been developed to suit for any business.
But no copy sold yet.
I like someone download the software, test it, and tell me what to change. But I really don't want to spend lots of time developing this software before getting any revenue. Get some copies sold with minimum changes will great.
Please inform me about these things if you tested:
Things to change in the software. What to include, what to remove.
Bugs / Errors / Mistakes found.
What is the best price to sell this software.
How to improve sales of this software / How to get a revenue from this software.
Is this software good or bad?
is this useful for a business?
Can I have a revenue with this software?
What you think about this software?
I can give you a free serial number if you can give me an email address.
Thanks
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Need help developing an android application that will share the task of downloading a large file between two users using bluetooth.
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I am trying to make a game in c# for kinect, it runs without any error but it is not working as expected, can anyone with a Kinect test it?
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Whoever wants to run my superfast (maybe the fastest) LZSS decompression benchmark will help me a lot to learn more about supremacy of 512bit registers.
Seeing how Haswell boasts 1TB/s L1 cache speeds made me curious how close to that amazing bandwidth one well-written memory etude can come.
The benchmark package includes 2 executables, first compiled as 64bit using 64bit GP registers, second as 32bit using 512bit ZMM registers.
The 807MB file included in the test is compressed down to 249MB (ZIP's maximum mode gives 77MB), the decompression speed is 956MB/s on my laptop with Core2 T7500.
Given that my 'memcpy()' works at 1950MB/s and i7-4770K's at 13211MB/s, I expect on Haswell speeds exceeding 6x956MB/s (for one thread), is my estimation correct?
The package: Fastest strstr-like function in C!?[^]
I will be glad to see how both Intel & AMD i.e. Haswell & Excavator perform.
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Happy belated Pi Day!
Someone came up with the idea that 14th of March (written as 3.14 in US) should be celebrated as Pi Day. Of course, since in many countries, such as in India, people write the date as 14/3 or 14.3, no word on why it would be called Pi Day there.
But no harm in harmless celebration, and I thought why not use this occasion to upload a major update of my hexpi (pronounced as 'Hex-Pie') including 'Swapnajit's Pi Webservice' on Sourceforge (http://hexpi.sourceforge.net). Soon enough, the revision 0.3 of hexpi was uploaded yesterday.
Hexpi has three parts. First, it just lists first 62,500 and 1,000,000 digits of Pi in hexadecimal. Download it and use it whichever way you like. The second part is the C program pi-in-hex.c that lists an arbitrary number of digits of Pi in hexadecimal from an arbitrary location specified by the user. The program is an extension of original work by David H Bailey in early 2000 and uses the same BBP algorithm that he co-developed.
But the real intention of Hexpi is to provide a webservice that returns user specified number of hex digits from a specified location. For example, if you want to generate first 200 hexadecimal digits of Pi right after the decimal point (meaning starting from 0th location), you simply load the following web address: http://hexpi.sourceforge.net/webservices/index.php?s=0&n=200
The idea is that since Pi is an irrational transcendental number (i.e. its digits do not repeat itself in any pattern), it must be possible to use consecutive sets of n such digits as random number. This idea, as it turned out, was not new - some cryptographic algorithms (including blowfish) already uses this concept. NIST published tests for checking randomness of digits in Pi. However, such a webservice will provide a tool that provides those random sets starting from s=s1 and n=n1 and then s=s1+n1 and n=n1 on the next call and so on.
So, there is my small gift to all of you on this Pi day. Enjoy! And do not forget to file bug if you find one. Your help can only make the service better.
PS: The concept can be extended to other transcendental irrational numbers, such as sqrt(2), e and many others.
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Message Closed
modified 28-Feb-14 20:53pm.
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Recently while looking for Braille characters as images, I discovered a rather strange thing - there were many, many websites that taught Braille, but I could not find any that had all of its characters as separate image files, let alone in one place.
In order to fill this gap, I went ahead and created an open source project on SourceForge BrailleAlphabetGenerator hoping it would be useful for someone. The intention was to keep the image parameters customizable.
I am seeking feedback from all of you on how to improve the project - code, visual, or anything else (except perhaps, 'Why not use Unicode?').
Thanks much in advance for your feedback.
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I built a Windows 8 app and there's apparently a design problem that my computer doesn't show. I'm losing users left and right but I can't get a good answer from them exactly what's wrong.
If just one or two of you were able to tell/show (screenshots) me what's wrong by looking at my app, I would appreciate that more than words can say.
The app is a time-lapse app so it requires a webcam. Anyone with 8/8.1 should be able to run it. I don't believe you have to spend long with it. All I'm trying to figure out is why I got one (and only one) report about the "stop" button being missing during recording.
The app is here for those who can help. Thank you!
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I have two major projects on my hands that I need some help with. I've spec'd them out so that they are WPF based (for a lot of reasons). Unfortunately I don't have a lot of WPF experience and I'm looking for somebody to help work on the WPF side of these projects with me. I've read some good books on WPF but with a kid on the way I'd like to get these projects moving a little faster.
The first project is a visual scripting system similar to FlowHub[^] but designed to be integrated into other applications. I have the first version working and I'm working on version 2. This is the first project that I need help with the designer side.
The second one is also a designer in WPF but much closer to a full forms designer.
If you are interested in helping out let me know (either post here or hit the Email button below my post).
Thanks!
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I need a tester running Windows 8.1 to test an application I've rewritten that keeps track of electrical components. Basically just to make sure it Initializes, creates DB and can access Config file and Registry, shouldn't take more than about 15-20 minutes of your time.
I don't have and or have access to a Weight machine (I like how that sounds )
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
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Hi Mike,
I should be able to take a shot at it next weekend (I run Windows 8.1), just answer as private email to this post.
If you are interested you can compile it to run on W8.1 RT as well, I could test that too.
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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Thanks Marco, I've run into a few problems but will contact you when ready.
Appreciate the help!
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Marco,
If you are still interested in Beta testing for me you can download the Beta at WinHeist 2.0 Beta[^]
Thanks so much for your help!
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I am currently sick at home, but will go for it as soon as I am back on track again.
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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Sorry to hear you're sic, no hurry get well!
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Hi Mike,
I just had a quick look into it, and it seems to be all well & working.
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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Thanks Marco, glad to hear it worked for you. Since results are favorable I'm going to finalize a release!
Thanks for you help,
Mike
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Mike, I can help with this, I set up a VM specifically for testing this stuff. I have a vanilla machine for both 8 and 8.1, with and without updates. I can roll back and test as needed.
As much as I refuse to use 8, my customers don't, so I need to keep these testing machines around. I have one for all OS's since XP 
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