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Program to calculate the dimensions of a dome.

Database program written for an owner of multiple restaurants with very specific specs. Extensive use of regular expressions and excessive user error control.

Assembler game based on an old game called GridWars, where players write code to try to take over the grid of cpu's. GridWars was coded in Parallel C. The pretend 'virus' or 'warrior' begins at a randomly defined position in the grid, then attacks and defends grid locations with the goal of spreading into adjacent 'cpu' squares. Each cpu is aware of all surrounding neighbors, thus allowing the programmer / player to code methods of attack or defense based on who owns the cpu. Currently the warriors are hard coded.

Propeller microcontroller disassembler. Single cog disassembler for PASM. Very minimal Spin language allowed. i.e. Normal CON statements, like clkfreq and xinfreq, as well as cognew to kickstart the PASM. *WIP *Coded in .NET

Propeller microcontroller assembler. Single cog assembler for PASM which includes Macro preprocessing. Very minimal Spin language allowed. i.e. Normal CON statements, like clkfreq and xinfreq, as well as cognew to kickstart the PASM. Binary output matches that of the Propeller Tool. *WIP *Coded in .NET Tic Tac Toe | Spiral Diagonals | Collatz Problem | String Reversal | Key Generator Coke Machine Restoration | VB6 game | Heli-missle | Fun | Random | Fire

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