Here are a few libraries that purport to make C less tedious, easier to port, etc., etc.
Which one is your fave? Discuss.
Which library makes C programming most pleasant?
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Monthly Archives: April 2006
Lex and Yacc
Producing and maintaining high quality code
A nice list of tips for :
MotivAider® substitute?
The other day I was browsing through the O’Reilly book “Mind Performance Hacks” and it was talking about changing your habits through the use of a simple device called the MotivAider®. Basically it’s a pager-like thing that vibrates at a chose interval in order to remind you to do things. Sounds simple, huh? Unfortunately, the device costs $60! Seems pretty steep for a vibrating alarm clock.
I’m thinking that there must be some simple program that I can install on my Treo 650 that would do the same thing. In fact, I have a few timer programs such as TikTok and 1TouchTimer, but I don’t think either can set recurring timers.
Anybody know some Palm software that would fit the bill?
Emacs/CEDET – moving semantic.cache files out of the way
If you’re using the CEDET tools which I recently mentioned, then you might come to be annoyed with the semantic.cache files that start littering all of your directories. Luckily there’s a solution:
Emacs: CEDET
If you use Emacs and you’re a programmer, you should definitely check this out:
Don’t encourage them
