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I don't want to be boring, this is my computer-life:
- 1977: Intellivision (my father...)
- 1980: Atari 2600 (special edition with wooden components...)
I grow up playing Space Invaders...
- 1988: Spectrum Zx
Kept just 1 month...
- 1988: Amiga 500 (wb 1.2) with 1084 monitor and color 9pins printer!)
- 1993: 486sx25Mhz (overclocked to 33 Mhz) with 8Mb
- 1996: Notebook Pentium 90Mhz 24Mb of Ram
I like very much programming at the lowest level cause you can do almost everything you want (sure..., if you know how to do it!).
Delphi and VB are good languages too but in a someway you are limited in your work.
Sure, this is my opinion!
I hate database (read SQL) languages and this is the reason I've decided to move from Computer Science Eng to a new brand of Engeneering that is related to the management of Industrial Processes
because I think the future of coding will evolve to this boring slice of Computer Programming.
This is my contribute to the freeware project:
[You can copy and distribute the files but if you find them useful then E-Mail me!]
stat.zip This file contains programs written in TP 5.5/7.0 related to Statistical problems such as:
- Gauss distribution
- Graphic Interpolation
- Data flow control
- many more...
crc.zip This file contains a project (for Windows3.1 or higher) called "CRC Simulator" that I've done for the final exam of computer science about 2 years ago.
It consists in a tx/rx simulator between two stations that use the CRC tech for detecting errors. In the flow of data, some errors are randomly generated and CRC does its work.
It's very interesting becouse you can give your own values to the error/ratio etc.
Your comments are welcome!
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