A programming language is a system of notation for describing computations. A useful programming language must therefore be suited for both description (i.e., for human writers and readers of programs) and for computation (i.e., for efficient implementation on computers). But human beings and computers are so different that it is difficult to find notational devices that are well suited to the capabilities of both.
- R. Tennant
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Past Projects
This is a rendered scene of a submarine circling an underwater structure deep under the sea. It uses the OpenGL utility toolkit (GLUT) and the OpenGL extension wrangler (GLEW).
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This is a server-client chat system that allows clients to connect to a server and communicate with others through chatrooms. It features two clients: a GTK+ application written in C, and a web application written in PHP. The server is written in C++. [ More Info ]
This is a Pac Man clone. It was originally implemented as an OpenGL tutorial for SIG-Graphics at Florida International University.
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A tool for the creation of sprites and texture sets. It features several resampling algorithms and exports sprite data while optimally using the most texture space.
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