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resume | http://randym.name/2020-3 RandallMaas Resume.pdf |
Some things that I have written
I tend to have a variety of projects -- both professional and hobby -- going on. Below are a sample of some.
Project/Source code | Articles | |
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Objective-C/openCL/openGL | A project to visualize the wind flow throughout the earth. Source Code Demo 1, Demo 2 | |
C/C++ | 2010 EmbeddedSpark contest. In 2010 for fun I made a WinCE MP3 powered boombox, controlled by a webcam, and submitted it to Microsofts EmbeddedSpark contest. |
I made three write ups -- the orignal Entry proposal, a longer writeup on its operations, and
and some notes on how the webcam HID interface was implemented.
Finally, a YouTube demo video of me operating the device. |
C#, DirectShow | Paint With Light : a fun tool to allow creating a graffiti like pictures with a penlight and a webcam. It can paint on the video stream from a camera, a movie file, or on a still image. | Write up for Microsoft's Coding4Fun |
C#, DirectShow | Skype Side tone: a tool to provide headset feedback and gain control for Skype. | Write up for Microsoft's Coding4Fun |
C#, P/invoke | Monkey Fuzz: stress tests an applications User Interface. It pretends to be a "monkey" on the keyboard, sending random button press and mouse events to a program. | |
C#, P/invoke | Gremlin: Halloween prank to mischievously grab windows and move them around. Primarily moves windows around, shakes the screen, sends random keyboard and mouse events. | Write up for Microsoft's Coding4Fun It got a mention on the Channel 9 show |
C | AH-TTY A help-ful terminal emulator. Automatic helper for command prompts and shells. Internally ah-tty is a terminal emulator with a lookup engine. The terminal emulator portion is responsible for manage the display and user input. This input is matched against patterns in a database, which trigger the display of appropriate messages. | |
Text to speech | Text to speech This is text to speech written in Commodore 64 basic for the SPO256-AL2. ~1985-1986. Of historic interest only. |