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...The program makes it rotate as if on a turntable, and keys D - K adjust the speed. And keys Z X are zoom, and keys C, V, B do a distortion. Key L is for load, S for save. Only the loading L works well. With spacers24.exe the up; left; right arrow keys are for loading pictures from the same folder. It works by scanning a picture in concentric circles, and producing a table of numbers which contains pixel colors and their addresses on a bitmap memory. The pixel colors can be read in a different phase from their addresses going around each concentric circle and it makes turning.

JWasm is a Masm-compatible assembler. It supports 16-, 32- and 64-bit code, instructions up to AVX and various output formats. It's written in C.

scmRTOS is tiny Real-Time Preemptive Operating System intended for use with Single-Chip Microcontrollers. scmRTOS is capable to run on small uCs with as little amount of RAM as 512 bytes. The RTOS is written on C++ and supports various platforms.

Fl3x Trainer is a memory patcher that is customizable by the user. Therefore, it behaves just as any trainer program that has ever been written on Windows. The difference here is that it's not needed to write a new trainer for every version of every game/program. Instead it uses configuration files. These can easily be made with any text editor and shared over the internet.

Here are asm source codes for parallel port dma and fifo fast transfer of data. They are command line programs for dos and Win95/98. With winio they can be used in WinNT/2000/XP. Transfer rates up to 750 kbytes/sec. Recurrences directories.

Exploring the possibilities of doing an Operating System completely different than all of the existing ones. Instead of basing it upon concepts that are 40 years old, design it from the ground up object oriented, peer-to-peer, and for security.

The Bas2Lee Compiler is a BASIC langauge that is compiled to LeeOS kernel 0.0.2 binary form. It's purpose is to speed up and make simple the development of the LeeOS project and any other projects that are to be developed in the future for LeeOS.

The MSXDK contains a set of reusable modules implementing much of the functionality needed by many MSX applications. The cross-developing of MSX software on a PC should further ease and speed up the development process.

A development and documentation of a fresh operating system from the ground up. We will be researching, designing, and documenting the process of the creation of a new operating system.