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// encode_anim_gif.js
// minimal code to make animated GIFs from arrays of pixels
// - no compression
// - supports 127 colors (127 shades of gray by default)

function encode_anim_gif(frames,w,h,delay=5){
  let bytes = [];
  bytes.push(0x47,0x49,0x46,0x38,0x39,0x61);
  bytes.push(w&0xff);
  bytes.push((w>>8)&0xff);

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"""
bsl124.py

(minimal) TI MSP430 1,2,4 Family BSL flasher
using pyserial, works on windows, mac, and linux

 - implementation of slau319af.pdf
 - programming MSP430 chips via USB-TTL / FTDI / ...
 - supports Intel HEX format
 - supports F1xx, F2xx, F4xx, G2xx3 chips

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/*

bmprw.h

tiny .BMP image reader/writer in C99
with no memory allocations

reader supports:
- 1, 4, 8, 24, 32 bit depth, palette / no palette
- RLE4 / RLE8 compression / no compression

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// baseline somewhat-compressing PNG writer in 150 lines
//
// - supports gray, gray+A, RGB, RGBA, bit depth : 8
// - uses "fixed" huffman codes of DEFLATE spec
// - compresses well for graphics with large "flat" areas,
//   basically pixel-wise run-length encoding translated to LZ77 style <len,dist>,
//   always filtered with SUB filter
// - writes IHDR, IDAT, IEND -- optional chunks can be
//   passed as function argument to be encoded (see example)
//

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// baseline PNG decoder in 400 lines
//
// - supports all color types: RGBA, RGB, gray+A, gray, paletted
// - supports all bit depths: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 bits (color type dependant, per spec)
// - allways return RGBA(0-255) format: other color+bit combinations will be scaled
//    - downscaled 16-bit values retain floating point, e.g. 1000/65535 -> 3.89/255
// - support transparency palette / chroma-key
// - supports interlaced / non-interlaced
// - supports all zlib methods: non-compressed / fixed / dynamic huffman
// - supports all filters: none / sub / up / average / paeth

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// a bare minimum, non-compressing PNG writer in 80 lines
//
// - supports gray, gray+A, RGB, RGBA, bit depth: 8 (0-255)
// - uses "non-compressed blocks" of DEFLATE spec
// - writes IHDR, IDAT, IEND -- optional chunks can be
//   passed as function argument to be encoded (see example)
//
// reference:
// - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Network_Graphics
// - https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1951

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//
//  core_midi_synth.mm
//
//  a barebones midi synthesizer demo that calls
//  mac's low level API (CoreMIDI and CoreAudio) directly
//  (because I can't be bothered to compile other people's libraries)
//
//  with code fragments adapted from
//  - https://stackoverflow.com/a/7964300
//  - https://github.com/thestk/rtmidi

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// Wormhole.java
// Lingdong Huang 2021, Public domain
// Simple app to create "wormholes" connecting different displays:
// When cursor enters a black patch, it comes out from the other
// Idea inspired by this mac app "Wormhole by Tod LLC": https://macdownload.informer.com/wormhole1/
// I implemented the idea in java to work on Windows
//
// Usage:
// javac Wormhole.java; java Wormhole <x0> <y0> <x1> <y1>
// (arguments being the positions of the two holes)

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/* ===============================================================================
 * triangulateMTX.ts
 * TypeScript implementation of Mei-Tipper-Xu algorithm for polygon triangulation
 * (c) Lingdong Huang 2020 (MIT License)
 * =============================================================================== */
namespace triangulateMTX{
    export function triangulate(
        vertices : Array<[number,number]>, 
        params   : {sliverThreshold? : number,
                    greedyHeuristic? : boolean,

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// ln.c
//
// simple, fast, accurate natural log approximation
// when without <math.h>

// featuring * floating point bit level hacking,
//           * x=m*2^p => ln(x)=ln(m)+ln(2)p,
//           * Remez algorithm

// by Lingdong Huang, 2020. Public domain.