Posts Tagged "art"

Verilog SyntaxHighlighter Brush

I was trying to add some sample Verilog code on my website, but the code syntax highlighter I use did not have a brush. I made my own Verilog brush for Alex Gorbatchev’s SyntaxHighlighter. Feel free to modify and improve the code. The only thing that I ask is that you share the modifications. ...

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Creating a SQLite database in Android

Creating a SQLite database in Android

This example will show you how to create a somewhat abstracted SQLite adapter on Android. This adapter can then be utilized by your program to do common database functions such as, querying and searching. I start by creating the class DBAdapter in my Android project and declaring the variable data necessary to create the database. EDIT: The code has been modified since it originally assumed that...

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Talking Twitter

A week ago, for my mobile device programming class, I had to add text-to-speech and speech-to-text capabilities to a freely available Android program called Twitta. The features I added were very crudely superimposed on the Twitta interface, therefore this edit is by no means polished or intended for production usage. There are 3 button “S”, “X”, and “R”....

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Powers of base 2 between 2 values using array in MIPS

Program requests and reads in exactly one character, which represents an exponent. If the value is acceptable, then the program reads in another value. The program calculates the base 2 power between the user input values, and then stores the calculated values in an array. It then prints the values in the array. # Assignment 3: Powers of 2 Assembly utilizing Array # by Hanly De Los Santos #...

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Powers of base 2 in MIPS

Program requests and reads in exactly one character, which represents an exponent. The program calculates the base 2 power, and then prints the calculated value. # Assignment 2: Powers of 2 Assembly # by Hanly De Los Santos # Copyright ©2009, Hanly De Los Santos. All Rights Reserved. # http://www.hdelossantos.com # # Program requests and reads in exactly one character, # which represents an...

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