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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Call graphs in Python part 2
I’ve made some improvements to the program discussed last month in Call graphs in Python. It’s had a significant rewrite in program analysis, paying more attention to how names are used. I’ve also experimented a little more with rendering the … Continue reading
Namespaces in C
This post describes why namespaces are useful in programming. It also discusses some of the obvious ways of simulating them in C, including a technique for “reifying” them, using structs.
Project summary
Well we’ve been here for over a year now. Although I’ve had the occasional rant or travelogue, it’s mostly been concerned with my “hobby” programming. My State of the Blog follows.
Project 6014 demo 0.2.1
Has been released — download it here!
Massively parallel fractals
I’ve implemented a mode in the fractal program that lets it run on a GPU, using OpenCL (fixes issue 19!). It’s not yet very fast, but IMHO is a good start. Writing my first GPU program was actually quite a … Continue reading