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<p>New page: about &#039;&#039;&#039;torpor&#039;&#039;&#039;: I am an embedded C/C++ developer currently employed by the THALES Group to make sure trains don&#039;t crash. This doesn&#039;t satisfy me nearly as much as making hand-held de...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>about &#039;&#039;&#039;torpor&#039;&#039;&#039;:<br /> <br /> I am an embedded C/C++ developer currently employed by the THALES Group to make sure trains don&#039;t crash. This doesn&#039;t satisfy me nearly as much as making hand-held devices crash, so I spend time hacking on Pandora when I can.<br /> <br /> Stuff I have done for Pandora:<br /> <br /> * Ported WakeBreaker to the Pandora native-compiler environment. This is a 3D game demo that gives you everything you need to start writing your own 3D game, so it makes a lot of sense that it gets ported to Pandora .. you can use this as the basis for your own 3D games for the Pandora, easily enough, and you don&#039;t need to set up a cross-compiler: just use your Pandora to build software for the Pandora! A novel concept, but worthwhile if you value your sanity: [http://w1xer.at/pandora/]<br /> <br /> * Ported Oricutron to Pandora. Oricutron is an amazing emulator of the old 8-bit Oric-1/Atmos home computers from the era when tape-loading noises were a way to soothe ones conscience, late, late into the night .. [http://apps.open-pandora.org/cgi-bin/viewapp.pl?/Emulator/PandOricutron_108.inf]<br /> <br /> * Documented and continually champion the &quot;Bollocks&quot; style of Pandora development, otherwise known as the native compiler environment. You can read about that here: [http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/53964-cross-compiling-is-bollocks-toolchains-are-bollocks-use-your-pandora-to-build-apps/], if you want to set your Pandora up for native development ..</div>

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