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First Name: Fred
Middle Names: Wilhelmus Gerardus
Last Name: van Engen

Born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands at April 21, 1968

E-Mail at fengen@dds.nl

Projects

Projects I did are in chronological order:
SoftBlue, August 15, 1993, English

PC/XT Emulator for the Amiga system. Emulates at XT hardware (I/O port) level with support for EMS, floppy, harddisk, timer, printer, serial port and access to Amiga file systems. Uses a standard BIOS and HD ROM. Needs an 68020 or higher and about 3 Mb of memory.

Available as LHA file with C, 680x0 and 8086 assembly source.


Pascal Metrics, September 6, 1994, Dutch

Metrics is a small project conducted for the Technical University of Delft. It calculates several software complexity metrics for Pascal source code, according to Halstead's measure for software complexity, McCabe's cyclomatic complexity and a simple lines of code metric.

Available as zipped lex, yacc, ast and C source and PostScript report.


Scanner for Postcode Disk, September 26, 1994, Dutch

PTT Postcode Disk contains all ZIP-codes for addresses in The Netherlands. It is maintained by PTT Post. A version is available on floppy disk for MS-DOS systems which uses a proprietary (unavailable) database format.

During this project I created an MS-DOS executable that converts the database to a text format while running the Postcode program with a simulated user. Sources for Borland C 3.0 are also available.


FIDO Nodelist Converter, November 5, 1994, English

Sources for Borland C 3.0 and MS-DOS executable to convert a FIDO node-list to a dBase III file.


Rebel to PGN database converter, January 7, 1995, English, German, Dutch

Rebel is a chess program by Ed Schröder which includes database functionality.

During this project I created a program to convert Rebel 6.0 .DAT databases to PGN. The results are available as zipped MS-DOS executable and as source for Borland C 3.0.


Scanner for Gouden Gids, August 15, 1995, Dutch

Gouden Gids are the yellow pages for companies in The Netherlands, maintained by ITT Gouden Gids. A version is available on floppy disk for MS-DOS systems which uses a proprietary (unavailable) database format.

During this project I created an MS-DOS executable that converts the database to a text format while running the Gouden Gids program with a simulated user. Sources for Borland C 3.0 are also available.


AM-WorkFlow/SQL, August 23, 1995, English

Graduation project at the Technical University of Delft, faculty of Technical Mathematics and Informatics, department of Technical Informatics, at the chair of Software Engineering, performed for Cyco Software Development. The project investigated the feasability of an SQL version of the AutoManager WorkFlow document management software.

Available are zipped PostScript versions of documents describing a relational model of AM-WorkFlow 3.2 data and an implementation of an SQL version of AM-WorkFlow 3.2. Also available is a zipped PowerPoint presentation of the project.


DWF Viewer, September 1, 1996, English

Whip! is a 2D vector file format with extension DWF defined by Autodesk. During this project a viewer was created for these files by hacking the file format which had at that time not been described by Autodesk yet.

Available are zipped versions of an MS-Windows executable and sources for Borland Delphi.


Persistency in Java, February 14, 1997, Dutch

This project is a research into persistent versions of Java. It is available as zipped Microsoft Word document and as zipped PostScript document.



© 1997 Fred van Engen