All projects

(in no particular order)

Papers

• Yet Another Network Simulator, WNS2
• IEEE 802.11 Rate Adaptation: A Practical Approach, MSWiM'04
• A very old version of a CORBA guide (Gnome 1.x): html & tarball.
• A more recent version of a CORBA guide (Gnome 2.x): html, source tarball.
• The libart API documentation (Gnome 1.x): html, tarball.
• The OAF API documentation (Gnome 1.x): html, tarball.
• A small introduction to the Gnome 2.x architecture: html, html tarball, xml tarball.
• A lengthy detailed documentation on the object system used by GTK+ 2.x. This documentation was integrated in the GObject API reference.
• An introduction to C++ Exceptions, draft: html, html tarball, xml tarball.
• Digital Audio/Video Playback: html, html tarball, xml tarball.

Code

• treegrowth: this is an implementation of a stochastic tree growth model published in Open Source Production Mode by Jean Michel Dalle and Paul M. David, SIEPR Discussion Paper No 02-27. It contains numerous additions to the original, most notably support for a forest model. A web-based gui using a java applet can be used to play with it.
• The bozo-profiler is not really a profiler. It is more a library to perform in-process debugging and code path analysis.
• cvs log analyser: this perl script analyzes a cvs repository and extracts the list of per-author changesets for all modules in the repository and calculates the list of functions changed for each change to a source code file.
• bb analyser: this perl script analyses the basic block boundaries of x86 code as disassembled by objdump and outputs simple statistics about these basic blocks.
• code analysis: this webpage considers the distribution of the number of functions with a given code size.
• 92 Guide: this is a documentation I wrote a long time ago on programming texas intrument's 92 calculators (valid also for 89 calculators)
• GNU Hell On Earth: this is a wolfenstein 3D-like 3D engine written in 68k assembly for my TI 92. (sources)
• segment detection: this is my master thesis report. You can find a GPL implementation of the algorithm described in it there. It is about hardware-accelerated segment recognition in video streams.
• CORBA <--> RMI bridge for an Echo interface. Code is free for you to use, reuse and play with.