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Articles by David O'Neil (Articles: 3)

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C / C++ Language

Two-thirds of a pimpl and a grin
Posted: 6 Oct 2005   Updated: 12 Oct 2005   Views: 48,197   Rating: 4.11/5    Votes: 9   Popularity: 3.92
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An article on a quasi-pimpl, as well as a neat global object manager.

Libraries

DWinLib - A minimal Windows API wrapper
Posted: 11 May 2005   Updated: 7 Aug 2005   Views: 89,765   Rating: 4.59/5    Votes: 21   Popularity: 6.08
Licence: Not specified      Bookmarked: 67   Downloaded: 2,314
A minimal Windows API wrapper with simplified child control handling, a flicker-free docking window framework and some extra goodies.
DWinLib: An Overview
Posted: 23 Apr 2006   Updated: 8 May 2010   Views: 25,420   Rating: 3.53/5    Votes: 8   Popularity: 3.19
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)      Bookmarked: 31   Downloaded: 556
An overview to DWinLib - a minimal Windows wrapper
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David O'Neil

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www.randommonkeyworks.com
United States United States

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 Trained as a mechanical engineer, I learned C++ programming on my own, and created a MIDI program with it. But the thing I'm proudest of isn't programming or engineering related, although it did take skill with more software than I care to remember.
 
Throughout much of the last fifteen years I have been studying and documenting the astronomy of our ancestors, and that has resulted in a new understanding of some of their mythological creations. The results of those efforts are found in my book, titled Laughing at the Devil.
 
The greatest of my discoveries is the celestial observations that the biblical tale of Samson was created from, almost 4,500 years ago. That find casts a profound new light on the roots of Western religion, as well as the foundation of modern science. To learn more, visit my website.


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