Tue Jan 1/02 00:00
JDI based Java debugger. Plugs into the VIM editor. Step, inspect variables, hotswap, etc.
Tue Jan 1/02 00:00
Delivering very large zoomable images over ordinary modem connections, through tiled image layers.
Thu Jan 1/98 00:00
Assembler optimized warping algorithm, intended for use in MGI's VideoWave. (MGI is now Roxio.)
Sun Jun 1/97 00:00
Memory corruption detection through software and hardware, COM reference leak detection.
Sat Jun 1/91 00:00
VI clone with multiple windows, macros, session save, and a few navigation enhancements. Used for a number of years as my primary source code editor.
Tue Jan 1/91 00:00
Astound (Gold Disk) needed a gui component that lets them draw timelines with scrolling, zooming, editing, moving, etc. Small contract around 1992.
Mon Jan 1/90 00:00
Ported from an earlier version I made on the Amiga. I display a grid for each axis, and move them up and down to specify 3D points at the intersection. Only does solid color polygons.
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Tue Jan 1/02 00:00
A server product with templating. Standalone from the ground up, no J2EE.
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Sat Jan 1/00 00:00
Upload, warp images through applet, email as postcard. Email signup with verification. Java, JRun.
Thu Jan 1/98 00:00
High performance antialiased warping algorithm. Custom scripting language controls the warping curves. Assembler optimized.
Wed Jan 1/97 00:00
Built on top of underlying COM interface driven graphics functions. A number of graphic functions.
Tue Jan 1/91 00:00
Contributed 3D functions to Gold Disk's Astound. Gold Disk was renamed Astound at one point. It's been bought buy ???, and currently do VOIP.
Tue Jan 1/85 00:00
Extended the existing Basic programming language of the Commodore 64 with 65+ new instructions. I had to write an assembler / 6502 machine code compiler to let me write assembler source in compressed form, without which I couldn't write a program of this size on the limited amount of memory the C64 provided. This ambitious project won the Micromasters Holland contest with 1700+ participants back in the mid 80's when I was 17.
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