Monthly Archives: June 2009
Short status update
Since a few months, I’m an intern at INRIA – this is a French research institute. I’m in the REVES group, which is located in Sophia-Antipolis, next to the famous city of Antibes. In case this does not ring a … Continue reading
Useful HTML reports
While doing research, you sometimes run into the situation where you are getting loads and loads of results, and you need to create nice reports to simplify the analysis. Often this is tabular data, sometimes you might be able to … Continue reading
Google diff, match and patch ported to C#
The title says it all, I’ve ported the Google diff-match-patch library to C#. It’s a nice diff library, and supports Java, JavaScript, Python, C++ (with Qt) and C# with exactly the same API. Porting wise, everything went fine due to … Continue reading
Some notes on strings, data structures and data bases
A short war story on (not) using strings. In my application, I had objects which use a texture, and the texture was given as a string. I needed to index all objects by used texture, so I started by replacing … Continue reading