2023-10-04 ::
Palaiologos
#apl
#c
A code golf challenge inspired by an anecdote about Dan Baronet.
2023-07-28 ::
Palaiologos
#data compression
#c
#x86_64
#performance
#entropy
Speeding up the Debian’s ent
tool for entropy estimation with the outcome of 8x-11x performance improvement.
2023-06-26 ::
Palaiologos
#math
#c
An easy method to accelerate the computation of infinite sums of rational functions using the digamma function and other numerical methods.
2023-06-12 ::
Palaiologos
#sdl
#c
An easy, reusable way of embedding resources into SDL2 applications.
2023-01-02 ::
Palaiologos
#c
#z80
#emulator
#assembly
A writeup on my experiences with implementing a Z80 emulator in C.
2021-10-25 ::
Palaiologos
#c
#mathematics
An analysis of my code guessing round 6 entry.
2021-10-16 ::
Palaiologos
#C
#programming
#APL
#obfuscation
Is it possible to program in C without alphanumeric characters? Is such a subset of C turing-complete? Finally, can we mechanically translate C code to non-alphanumeric C code? Let’s find out!
2021-06-20 ::
Palaiologos
#reverse-engineering
#c
#x86
#music
In this short post we’ll be taking a closer look at one of the CODEX prods. Featuring InnoSetup and FreeArc.
2021-06-19 ::
Palaiologos
#C
#6502
#assembly
#emulator
A tiny, 30-line 6502 emulator in C.
2021-06-18 ::
Palaiologos
#C
#standards
Don’t get me wrong - C is a lovely language. Like with every other man-made thing, there’s something off about it. Just like with programming in general…