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BigFasterInteger

A C# wrapper for the GMP library. The aim of this wrapper is to give C# programmers access to faster integer operations.

Language:C#GPL-3.0400

RandomUsefulCode

I dump stuff here that I reference on my blog, and which is not part of something bigger at this time.

Language:JavaScriptGPL-3.04 2 1

Trs.PegParser contains a tokenizer and a parser. The tokenizer uses regular expressions to define tokens, and exposes both matched and unmatched character ranges. The PEG Parser uses parsing expression grammers with tokens produced by the tokenizer.

Language:C#MIT4 10

TRL

This program is an implementation of the Term Rewriting Language, or TRL. In that sense it is also a specification for TRL by giving a reference implementation. It contains a parser and interpreter.

Language:C#3 10

TRL_js

JavaScript version of the Term Rewriting Language interpreter.

Language:JavaScript300

TRL-3D

TRL-3D is a 3D graphics system build on C#, OpenTK, and OpenGL 4.5 that makes it easy to programmatically create 3D content and render it.

Language:C#MIT2 20

Trl.TermDataRepresentation

The overall aim of this project is to create a term rewriting system that could be useful in everyday programming, and to represent data in a way that roughly correspond to the definition of a term in formal logic. Terms should be familiar to any programmer because they are basically constants, variables, and function symbols.

Language:C#MIT1 10

picogl.js

A minimal WebGL 2 rendering library

Language:JavaScriptMIT000

Trl.IntegerMapper

Maps data types in C# to and from monotonically increasing consecutive integers. These integers can be used for both hashing and equality. It is also possible to get the original value back from the mapped integer. Also includes a memoizer that makes use of the integer mapper.

Language:C#MIT010

Trl.Serialization

Trl.Serialization aims to create a compact human readable general-purpose data representation system based on the definition of terms. These _terms_ should be familiar to any programmer because they are basically strings, numbers, and function symbols. This is exposed as a serialiser and deserialiser to make it useful for most applications.