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hConvert

2007, November 13 - 12:46 — Jaeden Amero

Introduction
Hay kiddies! Guess what? I made you this special little app that helps you break that nasty habit of yours. Do you want to convert some data out of a .c, .cpp, or .h file into REAL, ACTUAL binary data? Does everybody on #dsdev yell at you for using .h files for your graphics instead of .bin files, but your graphic converter only converts graphics into .h? Enter hConvert: the hero of smashing text based binary data. It'll parse through a (currently limited) hex based, comma delimited, "{" starting, "};" terminated dump of binary data and spit out a little .bin file. Super useful! You know you want it oh so badly.

RGBCompare

2007, November 13 - 12:40 — Jaeden Amero

About
RGBCompare is a nifty little application for X86 Linux, Macintosh OS X, and Windows. It allows you to compare how colors look on your PC and the Nintendo DS (or any other 555-color based system).

OGG in iTunes

2007, November 12 - 15:04 — Jaeden Amero

About
The following guide will help you to play OGG files from iTunes. This guide will work for both Macintosh OS X or Windows.

PataterChess

2007, November 12 - 14:52 — Jaeden Amero

About
PataterChess for Linux is an open source (released under MIT license) two-player chess game created for one of my intermediate computer science courses (CS240). It features undo and saving and loading games in an easy to edit (case sensitive) XML format. It was written in C++. It has a GTK+ GUI and runs in X.

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