This is a simple directory cleaning tool I wrote in about 1 hour.

I haven't posted anything recently because, I have been busy with school, College Classes, etc., but now I think im going to start posting more of my projects. Alot has changed since I posted my last project. First, I use Linux instead of Windows as my primary operating system(Big change, haha). Second, I am on a team with some other college students and a professor doing development on the Cell Processor(9 Core Processor, used in the PS3, Blade Server...). So I'm doing mostly C and C++ coding now. Here is a little project I've been working on and off for the past weeks.

This program will generate 3 matrix with random numbers and 49 rows with 49 columns, then crunches them all together. The program take 2 minutes running on a 2.13 GHz processor.

I was bored so i just made this.

BIG UPDATE: I have now modified it so all you do is enter an airport ident and it gets the weather automatically off of the internet, example idents: KDFW(dallas ft. worth intl), KDEN(denver intl), KGGG(East Texas regional), KJFK(New york). It will also translate remarks.
UPDATE: V1.1.5 released. I added some features such as error checking and telling which direction the wind is going like N, S, E, SW, SE, etc. and i added a '.' between the altimeter: 29.92 before it was just 2992

Run the ASC_to_MSC_convertor.exe in the .zip file. The short click is represented by the '*' and the long click is '-'. Just enter the text and watch the magic!! Open the .sln file in Visual C# Express edition 2008 or open the .cs files with notepad to view the code. It is basically just a bunch of switch statements and public const strings.

I'm working on a simple calculator to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and mod(%). It is written in a GUI format with C#. I am currently stuck on a bug that doesn't calculate digits over 9. Here is the progam so far, it will work with digits like 20 + 20, 20 * 20, just play with it. Open the .sln with Visual Studio 2008 or Visual C# express edition(recommended), available from Microsoft here. or even simpler just run the calculator.exe in bin|release|calculator.exe. Warning: This program has many bugs. I am still working on it.