- Project ConfigPuzzles – Template Implementation
As I said in the previous post, the OOP version of ConfigPuzzles runs extremely slow and consumes huge amount of memory. The improvement was successfully made today – Template Implementation. The template version of ConfigPuzzles uses a templated Configuration container, and templated solve function. Config<vector<int>> represents a Configuration with vector<int> as its data container. Calling [...]
- Project ConfigPuzzles
ConfigPuzzles is a Computer Science 4 course project. It is coded using ANSI C++. The idea behind this project is fun. We basically build a Solver program that solves a series of similar problems using the same structure. For example, the simplest problem would be: a broken clock with only the hour hand; the hour [...]
- Windows Vista – Glass Effects
For those who hasn’t got a chance to see the glass effects in Windows Vista, here are the screen shots: Usually, the title bar and the edges of a program running on Vista would automatically be glassed by the system. But you could make a program that have more glass effects, like the Windows Sidebar [...]
- Windows Vista – Advance Task Schedule
The Task Scheduler in Windows Vista Administrative Tools folder is more powerful but advance at the same time. It enables you to create task that has multiple triggers and actions. For example, I need to create an Alarm Clock that runs Windows Media Player at a specific time every week. I need to get up [...]
- Windows Vista – Favorite Links
One new feature of Windows Vista that helps me greatly everyday is called Favorite Links. You could go to Start Menu and click on your name and find a folder called Links that contains some shortcuts. Remember the file chooser in Windows XP? The one that requires tens of clicks to browse into your nested [...]
- Google for Hackers
Google did really well in culture localization, even for those who speaks 10010101011… Check out this page: http://www.google.com/intl/xx-hacker/
