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Articles by Luc Pattyn (6 articles found)

Average article rating: 4.60

Files and Folders

LPTextFileDiff: another textfile compare utility.
Last Updated: 31 Aug 2009   Page Views: 9,525   Rating: 4.83/5    Votes: 31   Popularity: 7.21   Bookmark Count: 37
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
My entry to the lean-and-mean programming competition.

Game Development

Tackle complex puzzles with LP Sokoban#
Last Updated: 16 Jan 2007   Page Views: 17,357   Rating: 4.74/5    Votes: 9   Popularity: 4.52   Bookmark Count: 14
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
A simple Sokoban implementation in C# with some extras

C#

Facts and Fallacies of Events in C#
Last Updated: 24 Jul 2007   Page Views: 27,015   Rating: 4.46/5    Votes: 39   Popularity: 7.10   Bookmark Count: 54
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
Delegates: how to add them to an event, how they get removed and when that is necessary
Timer surprises, and how to avoid them
Last Updated: 2 Feb 2007   Page Views: 47,167   Rating: 4.73/5    Votes: 50   Popularity: 8.03   Bookmark Count: 62
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
A simple app demonstrates unexpected behavior of .NET timers and Thread.Sleep(); native multimedia timers come to the rescue.

Bugs & Workarounds

Code Rescue: Copying code from CodeProject to Visual Studio
Last Updated: 30 Jul 2007   Page Views: 12,584   Rating: 4.28/5    Votes: 13   Popularity: 4.77   Bookmark Count: 24
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
ow to copy code snippets with Internet Explorer while preserving newlines and indentation

Hardware & System

LP#TrayIconBuster
Last Updated: 16 Jul 2007   Page Views: 10,877   Rating: 4.46/5    Votes: 15   Popularity: 5.25   Bookmark Count: 21
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
A utility that removes phantom icons from the Icon Tray

Author Resources

use PRE tags [Tip/Trick]
Last Updated: 3 Sep 2009   Page Views: 336   Rating: 4.67/5    Votes: 3   Popularity: 2.23   Bookmark Count: 2
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
When publishing code or some text that needs a strict syntax (in an article, a forum message, a tip, whatever) ALWAYS use the appropriate tags, which is either CODE tags (for a small snippet, no more than one line) or PRE tags (for all multi-line snippets). The overall advantage is better readabil

Luc Pattyn


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I am an engineer with a background in electronics, software and mathematics.

I develop technical software, both for embedded systems and for desktop equipment. This includes operating systems, communication software, local networks, image processing, machine control, automation, etc.

I have been using all kinds of microcontrollers and microprocessors (Intel 4004/8080/8051/80386/Pentium, Motorola 680x/680x0/ColdFire/PowerPC, Microchip PIC, Altera NIOS, and many more), lots of programming languages (all relevant assemblers, Fortran, Basic, C, Java, C#, and many more), and different operating systems (both proprietary and commercial).

For desktop applications and general development tools I have been using both UNIX systems and Mac/MacOS for many years, but I have switched to x86-based PCs with Windows, Visual Studio and the .NET Framework several years ago.

I specialize in:
- cross-platform development (making software that runs on diverse hardware/OS combinations)
- instruction set simulation
- improving software performance, i.e. making sure the software runs the job at hand in as short a time as possible on the given hardware. This entails algorithm selection, implementation design, accurate measurements, code optimisation, and sometimes implementing virtual machines, applying SIMD technology (such as MMX/SSE), and more.
Occupation: Software Developer (Senior)
Company: Perceler
Location: Belgium Belgium


Last Updated 21 Nov 2009
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