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C/C++ Projects

Here’s a list of projects I did, but might not blogged about them.

  • 3T:
    3T is a remake of the famous game Tic Tac Toe in a text based version, written in C++. For now it is only possible to play the game with two players on one PC, but AI implementation will be the next step for the future. Also some netcode could be implemented later, so that you could play on a network.
    Link: http://code.google.com/p/threet/
  • smtpMail:
    The smtpMail library provides a simple class like interface for sending E-Mails over SMTP from a C language program.
    Link: http://code.google.com/p/smtpmail/
  • base64encoding:
    This is a simple base64 encoding implementation, based on the openSSL library. I found this code on http://www.ioncannon.net and modified it a bit with some Linux compatibility and a decoding function.
    This library is also part of the smtpMail project.
    Link: http://code.google.com/p/base64encoding/
  • 6502 (NES) emulator
    Rasco and me created some tiny 6502 emulator in C. The 6502 was the CPU of the Nintendo NES, so basically this is a NES emulator.
    Link: http://svn.webciv.net/6502asm/current.rar
    SVN: http://svn.webciv.net/6502asm/

Python Projects

PHP/AJAX Projects

  • Buddha-Online:
    The Buddha Online is a tiny project based on a weird story. When I was once on my way to a party with a friend, we found some crazy looking silver made samovar and called it spontaniously the buddha. It should hold secret messages of all people who came to my house for the first time until a certain day. Silly and has no sense? Yes right, but we thought it’s funny. We never mentioned when “The day of englightment”, how we called it, should come, but the messages got more and more. Even today nobody has ever touched the “real buddha”, but now there is another way: The online version! You can now leave your individual message for the buddha and maybe this time a certain day will be mentioned… ;)
    Link: http://labs.javacoffee.de/projects/buddha-online/

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