Parks ComputingPaul's Thoughts on Computing and Other Stuff
I'm Paul Parks, a software consultant based in Singapore. This was once the web site for my freelance consulting company, but now it's a repository for my articles on software, computing, and any other topics I might feel like pontificating upon.
If you'd like to know more about my skills and background, please take a look at my resume.
If you find any of these articles interesting, or if you'd like more information on a particular topic, let me know.
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pbrain Language Compiler
The pbrain programming language is an extension I made to the Brainf**k programming language that adds the ability to define and call procedures. If you’re wondering about the asterisks in the name of the programming language, it’s because the name is rather rude. That’s why I decided to use a name for my extension that a good bit tamer. After all, my Mom and my kids still read my site from tim...
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WinDragSens – Graphical Drag Sensitivity Utility
In response to a comment regarding the console-based version of the drag sensitivity utility, I’ve created a new version of the utility that includes a graphical interface and a means of testing the drag settings in the interface.
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Dragsens – Console-based Drag Sensitivity Utility
Inspired by an article by Raymond Chen about how to correctly change the Windows mouse drag sensitivity, I wrote a simple utility called dragsens. It's a small command-line utility that will allow you to change the number of pixels the mouse has to travel before a drag operation is initiated. Just download and unzip the utility, then run it at the command line.