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  • The Wireworld computer: the first ever computer implemented as a cellular automaton that you might reasonably want to write a program for. Includes program to calculate primes.
  • PICs in Space: the classic ‘Space Invaders’ game using a PIC16F628 plus just a couple of external passive components. Direct audio and video output to a SCART socket.
  • Splatts: a puzzle akin to the Soma Cube, based on tessellating truncated octahedra.
  • HD44780 LCD graphics: design graphics for character LCDs that use this popular controller. With large library of example patterns.
  • Linux crossword constructor: free (GPL) program to help you create and publish crosswords. With automatic and interactive fill, rules check, statistics, circular and hex grids, customisable answer treatments; PostScript, PNG and HTML export.
  • Grid filler: free general constraint satisfaction program for word puzzles. Fills grids of any topology including Möbius strips and cubes.
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This page most recently updated Sun Apr 1 13:52:33 BST 2012
Word Matcher

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Type a pattern, e.g.
h???o
into the box and click ‘Go!’ to see a list of matching words. More...
Qxw screen
Qxw is a free (GPL) Linux crossword construction program. New! Answer treatments, circular and hex grids, more besides. More...
Windows version.
Practical Signal Processing front cover
My book, ‘Practical Signal Processing’, is published by Cambridge University Press. You can order it directly from them, or via amazon.co.uk or amazon.com. Browse before you buy at Google Books. Wydanie polskie.
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