Category Archives: Open Source

PathFinder

Posted on May 23, 2021 by ravenspoint

Several times a year I need to find a path through a graph. The graphs might be representations of the layout of streets, the distances between cities, the connections between nodes, or they might be models of abstract relationships such … Continue reading →

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Talking to People and Robots

Posted on June 6, 2020 by ravenspoint

In these days of COVID19 and AI, when face to face communication is avoided and Alexa lurks in the corner of every room, people are beginning to sound like robots and robots sound ever more like humans.  Still, sometimes a … Continue reading →

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VASE – a process simulator

Posted on March 25, 2016 by ravenspoint

Vase is an extensible process simulator that can handle both individual and continuous tasks. Examples of individual tasks are customers at a bank, cars on an assembly line, or documents in an office. Examples of continuous tasks are oil in … Continue reading →

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RunWatch Daisy Chain Feature

Posted on September 23, 2014 by ravenspoint

Added Daisy Chain feature to cRunWatch code profiler.

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GRAPHEX : The Raven’s Point Graph Explorer.

Posted on June 14, 2013 by ravenspoint

A GUI for the boost graph library. – Add named vertices. – Specify pinned, fixed location for vertices – Add edges connecting vertices – Arrange vertices in a circle – Arrange vertices according to their connections.  This uses a modified … Continue reading →

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Simodbus

Posted on May 2, 2013 by ravenspoint

An open source MODBUS Master/Slave simulator Features 1. A windows desktop application 2. Coded in C++ using .NET 3. Option to simulate a master or a slave. 4. Option to use ASCII or RTU mode 5. Able to configure serial … Continue reading →

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