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java-turing-emulator aims to provide a GUI for creating, editing and simulating Turing machines and deterministic machines. its build in java and uses the swt-framework.
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- java 1.6.0_17
- windows 7 x64
- netbeans 7.0
- jbox2d 2.0.1-b250 full
- TUIO java 1.4 lib
Java based snake game using jbox2d physics library, partially using TUIO and processing library for graphics.
Chturu is a graphical simulator for Turing machines. It is written in Java and runs as Applet and standalone program. It is simple to use and there is a little manual written in "english".
- Java 1.6.0_19
- Netbeans 6.9
- libTUIO 1.4
- Windows 7 home premium
This is a simple version of the classic game snake
but in this version we using the libTUIO for the interface
Ce projet est effectué dans le cadre du Master 2 SIRES 2008-2009 de l'Université du Havre.
Il s'agit d'implémenter un algorithme distribué afin de récupérer les différentes zones d'une image ()dynamique ou non à l'aide de colonies de fourmis.