rubyk[en]

Two C++ heroes (virtual and functor) are in a boat. The boat sinks in a sea full of sharks. They have to swim to the coast. Who gets eaten by the shark ?

Just finished creating a “Turing” object. It’s a state machine that takes incoming signals and moves to a new state, throwing a value out sometimes. ( “live” stupid session with a lua script.)

My super funky C++ hell patcher produces sounds !

Why you should have many friends and see them very often.

The book looks great, except … it’s in german !

Well, lemon was nice but it was too hard for me to grasp how to glue it with flex and my C++ classes. So here we go with ragel, a finite state machine compiler.

Why create a parser by hand for the rubyk patches when you can write the grammar and let lemon do the job ? It’s time for “lemon tea”.

After an “easy” implementation in Ruby that was too erratic, a messy implementation in “C” that was hard to customize, we are moving to a sophisticated and fast “C++” implementation.

Howto use LAPACK and BLAS libraries to do matrix multiplications and find eigenvectors on mac OS X.

Hey Hey ! The book is here. Now I just need to understand it and implement a fast movement recognition system…

Video demo of rubyk with openGL.

Movement recognition is messy at the moment. The sounds are getting on my nerves and I am wondering why I chose to work with fuzziness….