Projects
This is the projects I am either working on or I have finished making. Some are object to be improved at some point.
Best projects
Some picks of the best projects I have done so far!
Chyno
Work in progress! An experimental LISP-family functional programming language that supports macro and has Bytecode abstraction.
BFVM
Optimizing Brainfuck Interpreter that uses Bytecode abstraction to either run code faster or compile it easily into x86_64 code to make a Just-In-Time compiler. (runs Mandelbrot set in 2 seconds!)
unix.lgbt
LGBTQ-Friendly public access UNIX server to create stuff together.
VICERA
A fantasy console inspired of the Nintendo Gameboy.
Side projects
Some side projects that I don't think deserve as much attention as my other projects.
.#@%
A very basic roguelike written in 350 lines of C.
UM8 Reverse Engineering Writeup
This is a writeup of the UM8 virtual machine reverse-engineering contest. This was a fun project to do! (and my first reverse-engineered program). Contains a few sample programs and a C99 port of the original Win32 interpreter.
MCUPL
Functional programming that I was too lazy to document. Figure it out yourself by reading this one giant chunk of Python code I wrote to get it working.
shittpd
Webserver with CGI support written in Bash.
Mbasic
I challenged myself to write a small BASIC dialect in as less lines as possible. This is a dialect that has been written in around 200 lines of C!
Bogus
Stack-based esoteric programming language that can only push random integers.
Falsys
Linux-only FALSE dialect that implements a command to support syscalls. This allowed me to write a (completely dangerous and buggy) webserver using it.
Projects made ironically
Because I was bored.
sdjkjnkjskjckdcdcn
AI that uses Markov Chain to immitate keyboard smashing of people. Samples included.
Progress Quest As A Service
Turns a Progress Quest session into a webpage using a special programs that uses the Win32 API to read information contained in the game session so I can run it in my server. This project was from a joke with a friend and also a fun way to discover the Win32 API.
Old, abandonned projects
Zala
My attempt at writing an operating system kernel.
sea
A POSIX Shell script package manager for shell scripts. Since the project became quite uninterresting, we abandonned it. I keep it there because I am kinda proud of it.