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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Data flow analysis and regular expressions
I have some unfinished business with regular expressions. It arises in the rather peculiar application of static analysis of programs — the regular expressions represent the possible paths through a program. (Perhaps it’s not all that peculiar to compiler experts, … Continue reading
Sock matching engine
During a wholly uncharacteristic bout of clothes tidying, I realised that sock matching was essentially the same problem as limit matching.
On C++
I had a recent discussion on C++, as part of a wider topic of favourite and unfavourite languages. I was asked to give my opinions on it; in fact, I think I was asked to explain the motivation Higher-Level C. … Continue reading
SC2 mod design notes
Following its release a couple of weeks ago, tonight I’ve imported the Game Development Document into the Project 6014 wiki.
SC2 mod next steps
A month ago, I wrote about the SC2 mod project that I’m involved in. From an outside perspective, it seems not much has happened since then. And as someone who mostly participates in the roles of website administration and programming, … Continue reading
QuantCup update
Yesterday I received an email update from the QuantCup challenge. This was surprising, as it’s the first I’ve heard from them since attempting to register.
Open Hardware Monitor logging and fan control
I’ve updated my OHM working copy to r314, and generated a patch that adds the two features mentioned previously: Periodic logging of all sensor data to CSV. Control of GPU fan using a reference temperature.
Depth-first logic game AI
“An answer for you? Yes, I have.” “To Everything? To the Great Question of Life, the Universe and Everything?” “Yes. Though I don’t think that you’re going to like it.”
XML grep
Do you occasionally have to search for particular needles in a haystack of XML files? Here’s a little script that might help.
On the awesomeness of text
Text is one of the most underappreciated technologies that computers give us. This post is about why it’s so awesome, and why we should consider using it more — even in places where the trend seems to be the opposite.