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MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

the language is stackless python, definitions cut off for brevity

code:

/* Clear the data1 and X_k_mag2_2 buffers */
   	CNTR = N;
	do clear until ce;
	dm(I2, M1) = 0;
clear:	dm(I6, M4) = 0;
  
 
main:

/**************** Window multiplication **************************/  
	i7 = window;
	CNTR = N;
	do win until ce;
	mx0 = dm(i2, m0), my0 = pm(I7, m4);
	mr = mx0 * my0(ss);
win: dm(I2, m1) = mr1;

/********* DO DFT *******/

	M6=0;  //start at DC component
	CNTR = N;
	do DFT until CE;
/***** real portion ****/
	i7=wavetable;
	MR=0,mx0=dm(i2,m1), my0=pm(i7,m6);
			CNTR=N-1;
			do cosine until CE;
cosine:	mr=MR+mx0*my0(ss),	mx0=dm(i2,m1), my0=pm(i7,m6);
		mr=MR+mx0*my0(ss);
			sr= lshift mr1 by -8(lo);
			sr= sr or ashift mr2 by -8(hi);
			Mx1=SR0;
	
/****** Imaginary Portion *******/			
	i7=wavetable+64;
	MR=0,mx0=dm(i2,m1), my0=pm(i7,m6);		
			CNTR=N-1;
			do sine until CE;
	sine:	mr=mr+mx0*my0(ss),	mx0=dm(i2,m1), my0=pm(i7,m6);
		mr=mr+mx0*my0(ss);
	 		sr= lshift mr1 by -8(lo);
			sr= sr or ashift mr2 by -8(hi);
			
			
			mr=sr0*sr0(ss);
			mr=mr+mx1*mx1(ss);
			
		dm(i5,m4)=mr1;
		ay0=m6;
		ar=ay0 + 1;
DFT:	m6=ar;
	
		
		
	




	/*Check Loop for Synch */
check:
	ax0 = N;
	ay0 = dm(count);
	ar = ax0 - ay0;
	if NE jump check;
	jump main;

 
/*========================= INTERRUPT SERVICE ROUTINES ==================================*/

/********  receive interrupt used for loopback *********/

input_samples:
	ena sec_reg;			/* use shadow register bank */
		/* CODEC left channel Tx and Rx are NOT USED */

	/* Right input channel for mic and sig gen inputs */ 	
		
	mx0 = dm(rx_buf + 2);	/* get data from codec - Right Channel - load any dreg */
	dm(I4, M4) = mx0;
	si = dm(i6,m4);
	sr= ashift si by 4( hi);
	dm(tx_buf + 2) = sr1;	/* send data to codec - Right Channel - load from any dreg */
	
	ax0 = dm(count);
	ar = ax0 - 1;
	dm(count) = ar;
	
	if EQ jump countres;
		
	rti;

	
countres:
	mx0 = N;
	dm(count) = mx0;
	ax0 = I2;
	I2 = I4;
	I4 = ax0;

	ay1 = i5;
	i5=i6;
	i6=ay1;
	
	mx0 = 0x8000;
	dm(tx_buf + 2) = mx0;
	rti;
	
#include "tx_intrrp_2181_in_out_04.h"

start.end:		/* End of Code */

MasterSlowPoke fucked around with this message at 07:59 on Apr 15, 2008

# ¿ Apr 15, 2008 07:57

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# ¿ Apr 23, 2024 11:59

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

TSDK posted:

The most important thing is: does it have the reference to the original paper in the comments?

There are no comments. That c/p is from the source code for Eve Online, and over half of it is fully undocumented.

# ¿ Apr 16, 2008 00:01

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

deimos posted:

That usually happens when you DECOMPILE source. That's not stolen source. I wish people would stop saying this poo poo.

There was a leak. If this were merely decompiled it'd be out there for a long time now.

deimos posted:

Edit: wait a second, that's not even python.

It's apparently "stackless python", a language pretty much exclusively used by CCP for Eve. I'm unsure how it differs from Python as I've never used it.

# ¿ Apr 16, 2008 00:10

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

I guess you could have used a switch but no code with arbitrary numbers like that is going to be nice.

# ¿ Jan 2, 2009 11:00

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

UraniumAnchor posted:

Fixed that for you.

its undefined

# ¿ Feb 14, 2009 08:20

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

Vanadium posted:

code:

int EntrySortFunc(const void *pEl1, const void *pEl2) {
  Entry *pEntry1 = *(Entry * const *) pEl1, *pEntry2 = *(Entry * const *) pEl2;
  [...]
// sort folders before files
  bool fS1, fS2;
  if (!(fS1=!pEntry1->GetIsFolder()) != !true != !(fS2=!pEntry2->GetIsFolder())) return fS1-fS2;

maybe he doesn't know that == tests for equality?

# ¿ Jan 25, 2010 05:34

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

Making fun of intro to programming "horrors" is kind of unsporting.

# ¿ Mar 2, 2010 10:40

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

Markov Chain Chomp posted:

The real horror here is that none of you called this guy on his homophobic bigotry. Shame on all of you.

you're not a real computer person if you're not a horrible right wing bigot

# ¿ Jul 3, 2010 23:06

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

Just did this right now.

code:

if (Updown.Value != Upgrade.Count)
{
   Updown.Value = Upgrade.Count;
}

This didn't work, due to an event triggered when the Value of an Updown is changed. On a larf, I changed this to:

code:

while (Updown.Value != Upgrade.Count)
{
   Updown.Value = Upgrade.Count;
}

And it works. I have no idea why calling the code multiple times results in a different answer.

# ¿ Nov 16, 2011 06:43

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

It's short for "<? echo ".

# ¿ Apr 19, 2012 20:29

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

Thermopyle posted:

This is probably a coding horror in and of itself, but I can't stand XML and I can't really articulate any reason that an XML-defender couldn't give an answer of some sort to.

I'm coding an app that reads data from user generated, but otherwise static, XML files like this one:

http://pastebin.com/As98K9S0

It is awfully verbose, but I don't know of anything else that would make sense to use. I don't really have an extensive coding background, though.

# ¿ Apr 28, 2012 07:03

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# ¿ Apr 23, 2024 11:59

MasterSlowPoke: Oct 9, 2005; Our courage will pull us through

Reposting this because I don't know if there is a better way:

MasterSlowPoke posted:

I'm coding an app that reads data from user generated, but otherwise static, XML files like this one:

http://pastebin.com/As98K9S0

It is awfully verbose, but I don't know of anything else that would make sense to use. I don't really have an extensive coding background, though.

# ¿ May 1, 2012 04:27

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