I've been interested in computer programming ever since I wrote some gw-basic programs on my PCjr. I learned Pascal during from seventh grade year though a correspondence course. I went to a summer camp where I learned C programming. I've taught myself C++, and a little perl and assembly. Junior year I took an independant study with Prolog. I've concluded that it's not for me. I'll stick with nice procedural languages like C. This summer I'm going to be attending the USACO training camp and I might get to go to the IOI.
I've been making a collection of game programming links. It has links to document on lots of aspects of game programming. I'd like to think it's a useful resource.
Here are some programs I've written:
- ca.asm - Draws a one-dimensional cellular automata in mode 13h. Only a 65 byte executable.
- plasma.c - Does a cool looking plasma effect.
- mand13.c - Draws the mandelbrot set and lets you zoom in with the mouse.
David A. Mellis / stendahl@imsa.edu /
Last Modified - June 2, 1998
