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Blackberry VSMTools – modifying branding files
About year ago I got my first Blackberry device. Of course I did some research of what we can do with it. I mean of course, more than RiM allow us to do. First I’ve got my phone debranded. That...
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Blackberry COD Extractor
My software that I’ve created to extract some useful information from COD files. It is able to read: application name, version number, vendor string, description, creation time, icon file. Works under...
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Old stuff
Some of my project which I created in past. These projects are published as is. Presented in chronological order. Robot manipulator simulationCylindrical manipulator simulation (C++, May 2008) Opengl...
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VSMTools – updated and open sourced
I’ve developed new version of my VSMTools (BlackBerry branding files editor/extractor). Version 0.7 is much smaller, better optimized and contains some minor fixes. From this version VSMTools will be...
View ArticleTerminal version of 2048
I made it. Terminal clone of this game. And you can play it via telnet: telnet 2048.got-game.org Or better with username, then you will be able to continue game after disconnection: telnet -a...
View ArticleVimview: Vim – gdb integration
Vimview is my new pet project. The goal was to follow source code in vim, when using gdb. I wanted it to be done without heavy vim scripting. So I wrote a single file gdb plugin in Python. It makes vim...
View Articlegrip – indexed grep
I’ve created this useful (I hope) tool https://github.com/sc0ty/grip. It is grep-like file searcher, but unlike grep, it uses index to speed up the search. We need to generate index database first, and...
View ArticleGrip updated and ported to Windows
Recently I was working on my indexed grep. Now it could be used with Boost library, as alternative to POSIX. There are build for Windows in the release page. This version could have issues when...
View ArticleSubSync – synchronize movie subtitles with audio track
Posts in series: Introduction (this post)Architecture overview I’m not dead, just busy. Sorry for the long break without posts. And recently I’ve created this little tool. It uses speech recognition...
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SubSync – architecture overview
This is second post in this series. See Table of Content. SubSync is written in Python with custom native module compiled from C++ (named gizmo). During synchronization pipeline similar to this is...
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