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My first exposure to programming would have to be the RPG Maker for the Playstation in high school. Unfortunatly I don't remember much about how RPG Maker worked today, but using the RPG Maker's programming tools did teach me things that I could then bring into other programming languages. My first real programming language that I was exposed to was LabVIEW, after that I took Java1 and Java2 in college. Since then I have also played around with other programming languages like Visual Basic, and AutoIt which is a scripting language. None of the code I have created is very groud breaking, but still I thought some people may benefit from how it works since I am releasing the source code with it.
LabVIEW? Never heard of it.
Where I work LabVIEW is the main programming language used on all projects. LabVIEW is different from many languages because it uses "G" (not C) at the root of its engine. G stands for Graphical, what this means is LabVIEW doesn't have lines of code. It has "wires" which carry the data. This is very useful during a debug mode, here you can actually see the data flow from point to point, and see what the values are in real time. I've been using LabVIEW since summer of 2004. As a result I have often created random programs to get a feel for some feature in LabVIEW that I want to try out. Below are some programs that I have created which has little to no practical use other than to see if I could do it. Much of the code isn't very pretty. This is because back in 2004 I only knew one way of doing things, and since then I have improved on my methods. I will try to update this old code to perform better. That is my disclamer maining it may run and look like crap, sorry. And to run the executable you will need to download, and install the run-time engine if you don't have it installed already.
| Program Description | Download | Run-Time |
|---|---|---|
| Alien Attack Game Program |  |
7.1 Included |
| Analog Clock Program | |
7.1 Included |
| Custom Clock Program | |
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| Draw Random Hearts Picture | |
7.1 Included |
| Draw Random Picture | |
v7.1 |
| Drawing Examples | |
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| File Renaming Program | |
7.1 Included |
| Hand Game Program | |
v8.2 | MD5 Checksum Program | |
v8.2 |
| Stick Man Program | |
v7.1 |
| Windows Environment Variable Reader Writer | |
v8.2 |
AutoIt? Never heard of it.
Most people haven't heard of AutoIt either. AutoIt is a scripting language, it's very basic but it has evolved alot over the few versions that are available. As of now the latest version is 3, but there is a stable beta that adds alot of functionality. The nice thing about AutoIt is it's very basic, it comes with lots of useful examples, and it can compile to .exe files, and doesn't require a runtime engine to run on Windows. I haven't done much AutoIt development, and most of what I have done can easily be found on AutoIt's forum.
BartPE? Never heard of it.
If for some reason you want to get a hold of me there are several ways to talk to me. I have a Myspace, Gmail, Youtube, Gtalk, and a failed forum. It seems I'm into alot of underground stuff because not many people know what BartPE is either. A man named Bart Lagerweij discovered that if you take the right files out of a Windows XP or Windows 2003 CD, you can boot to a pre-windows like environment without having to install Windows. This kind of environment is very useful for system rescue. He called this environment BartPE (for Pre-Install Environment) Since then there has been many spin offs of BartPE like WinBuilder, and Reatogo X-PE. I haven't contributed much to the community, but I would like to host plugins for BartPE here for free. The only thing I can attribute to my creation is BartAIO which assists in creating a small BartPE that boots into RAM.
| Program Description | Source Code | Executable |
|---|---|---|
| BartPE All In One Program | v 1.4 |
Other
Here is where people may actually recognize the programming language that I'm talking about. Here I'd like to post all my cool things I've created in other languages like Visual Basic, and batch files. I know who uses batch files any more, but still I figured I'd contribute as much as I can.
| Program Description | Source Code | Executable |
|---|---|---|
| PreInstall Program | PreInst $OEM$ |