Articles from boston.conman.org

Articles from boston.conman.org

Unit testing from inside an assembler (boston.conman.org)
2024-10-28

The programmer's obsession with version numbers (boston.conman.org)
2024-10-7 Programmer

Four lines of code … it was four lines of code (boston.conman.org)
2024-7-1

I know languages that have support for “read-only memory,” but what about “write-only memory?” (boston.conman.org)
2024-2-1

Notes on optimizing an O(n)+C algorithm where the C matters quite a bit (boston.conman.org)
2023-3-14 Algorithm

Another attempt at a “unit test” (boston.conman.org)
2023-3-7

A branchless segment of code to generate a printable hexadecimal value (boston.conman.org)
2023-2-25

A breakdown of the triple-star pointer (boston.conman.org)
2023-2-24

Today's date happens more frequently on Sunday than any other day of the week (boston.conman.org)
2023-1-9

Some notes on working with old C code (boston.conman.org)
2023-1-4

Unit test this (boston.conman.org)
2022-12-22

An annotated example of using LPeg to parse a string to generate LPeg to parse other strings (boston.conman.org)
2022-12-15

You can program functionally in any computer language (boston.conman.org)
2022-11-26

So when did POP and IMAP become a “legacy protocol?” (boston.conman.org)
2022-9-24

When does technology pass from being a tool to being a crutch? (2009) (boston.conman.org)
2022-8-21

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