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A picture of me in Aloha Tower
A picture of me in Aloha Tower
A screenshot of the upcomming version of Ucom which uses SdlWidgets
A screenshot of the upcomming version of Ucom which uses SdlWidgets
A screenshot of the user-interfase presented by a sample apims program
A screenshot of the user-interfase presented by a sample apims program

Welcome to thelas.dk.
My name is Lasse Nielsen, and this is my page.

I will use this page to share my projects with the world.

Updates

Expres'10 accepted the paper on Symmetric Sum Types describing the foundation of the apims.
rcp has been added to the Software Projects page.
apims has been added to the Software Projects page.
DynParser has been added to the Software Projects page.
Version 1.0.4 of Ucom has been released.
Version 1.0.3 of SdlWidgets has been released.

Content

About Me: This is where you can find my public personal information such as contact information.
 Resume: This is my public resume.
 Public Information: Other public information such as contact information.
My Projects: This is where sou can find my shared projects.
 Software Projects: This section contains my shared programs, languages and libraries.
  DynParser is a tokenizer+parser generator library written in C++
  SdlWidgets is a library for creating GUI applications.
  Ucom is a communication program that uses SdlWidgets for the graphics.
  VCS is an abbreviation of Voice Control System.
  apims is an interpretor for the Asynchronous PI-calculus with Multiparty session types and Symmetric sumtypes.
  rcp is a library offering many regular expression parsing algorithms, and also offers regular expression based string-compression.
 Reports and Articles: This section contains some of my scientific papers and school reports.
  The paper Symmetric Sum Types was accepted by EXPRESS'10, and describes the theory behind Apims.
 Work Projects: This section references some of my work projects.

Favurite Quote

O-la-la-la-oh-la-la... That means thank you in this new language I'm inventing.

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