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ProjectsThis page has some of my own projects which are centered mainly around mobile and PDA programming. ----------- SUN CLOCK APP -----------This is a freeware app SunClock, which is a handy little tool to check when the sun sets and rises in your location, graphically. Works on all Series 80 devices - Nokia 9210, 9210i, 9290, 9300, 9300i, 9300b and 9500, and on EPOC R5 devices (Psion 5MX, Ericsson MC218). FilesThe S80 installer (v1.02) Release history (S80)1.00 NOTE: After you've updated the S80 version, the program may give you a KERN-EXEC 3 error. To get rid of this error, delete the file C:\System\Data\sunclock.ini. Release history (EPOC R5)1.00 ScreenshotsOn a Nokia 9210 (v1.01 and 1.02) ![]() On a Nokia 9210 (v1.00) Screenshot 1On an Ericsson MC218 (v1.00) ![]() Language: Symbian C++ ----------- E NUMBER/ FOOD ADDITIVE INFO APP -----------
Here's a freeware app named Exxx can be used to check E numbers found in all kind of groceries. Coded in C++, it's fast and works beautifully on all S80 devices (92xx, 9300, 9500). It features over 300 E numbers to search from, and the application shows the name, the function, the foods it is used in, and some descriptive data of the additive. FilesRelease history1.00 ScreenshotsOn a Nokia 9210 (v1.01 and v1.02) ![]() On a Nokia 9210 (v1.00) Screenshot 1Screenshot 2 On a Nokia 9300i (v1.01 and v1.02) ![]() On a Nokia 9300i (v1.00) Screenshot 1Screenshot 2 Language: Symbian C++ ----------- THE PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS -----------For chemistry students and enthusiasts here's the essential application for Series 80 - the periodic table of the chemical elements. It shows some basic and advanced information on the selected element - for example the group, period, block, symbol, atomic weight, CAS number, [i]where its name comes from[/i], and different curiosities, such as where it's used in and where it's found. Works on all Series 80 devices (Nokia 9210, 9210i, 9300, 9300i ja 9500).The usable buttons are up, down, left, right and Enter. In October 2011 I received an e-mail from a chemist from National academy of sciences of Belarus, and he requested the source code from me so the app could be modernized further and localized into his language. I decided to share the full source pack, see below. FilesRelease history1.00: ScreenshotsOn a Nokia 9210 (v1.03) ![]() ![]() ![]() On a Nokia 9210 (v1.01) ScreenshotOn a Nokia 9210 (v1.00) Screenshot 1Screenshot 2 On a Nokia 9300i (v1.03) ![]() ![]() ![]() On a Nokia 9300i (v1.01) ScreenshotOn a Nokia 9300i (v1.00) Screenshot 1Screenshot 2 Language: Symbian C++ ----------- DODGIN' DIAMOND 2 -----------This a port of the the SDL game DD2 for Nokia 9210 and 9210i phones. I've added some graphics into it and changed it to suit the communicator's screen. The firing button is a. Currently the game lacks sound, but maybe in the future... We'll see. FilesRelease history1.00 - the initial release Screenshot![]() Language: C (SDL) and OPL ----------- JLIME-DOOM -----------I have modified a Doom version from SDL Doom, optimized for JLiME machines. It works faster than the resource-hungry PrBoom, but still runs in 640 x 240 pixel mode. The game area is 320 x 240 with duplicated x pixels. The game works as it should, but there are some little things to do: the game's title screen and the intermission screens are still 200 pixels in height, so they must be scaled to 240 pixels. If you want sound (only in Jornada 6xx), you must load the modules snd_sh_dac_audio and snd-pcm-oss with the commands Starting the game FilesBinary file for HPJ 6xx's IceWM Donkey - kernel 2.6.17 (v1.00) Binary file for HPJ 6xx's JLiME Winter - kernel 2.6.24 (v1.00) Screenshots![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Language: C (SDL) |