Monthly Archives: February 2010

When Science Is Proprietary

After working with open source and/or free software (I’ll let the purists argue the difference there), it is jarring to look up scientific papers in the real world for my real job (electrophysiologist).  It costs money to read these papers! … Continue reading

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Plugging Away At EP Simulator

Just to show that I have been working on this project, here’s another screenshot which I posted at SourceForge. Source code is hosted at GitHub.  I expect to upload Windows and Linux binaries soon for download for those of you … Continue reading

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On Namespaces — Again!

I have a thing about C++ namespaces, and this is yet another post on the topic. Oh well, so my life isn’t that exciting… Namespaces avoid polluting the global namespace with names that might conflict with each other. Classes similarly … Continue reading

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