What is everyone working on?

[Peter Marino]

I'm working on Hitman 2 at IO Interactive. Luv this site because it helps when creating tools our project. :cool: Peter Marino ( www.marino.dk )

[Gert Boddaert]

Working on BlueTooth USB and Real Port II, Bluetooth Obex, Bluetooth this bluetooth that... -------------------------------------------------- If my messages appear curt, I apologize. I try to be brief to save your time as well as mine. --------------------------------------------------

[jkgh]

"Hello World".Net ATL Student :rolleyes:

[Michael P Butler]

Not cool really, but I'm working on a Holiday Call Centre system. Converting a Fox Pro version into a HTML version. Currently trying to get their existing java servlets to talk to my asp code on IIS. (Not nice and not clever) I'm pushing as hard as I can to get them to move over to .NET (as I want to work with some cool toys for once :-) )

[James Pullicino]

I work on an Email Security product called MailEssentials: http://www.gfi.com (2b || !2b)

[Juan Carlos Cobas]

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) data processing and spin simulation

[Guy Lecomte]

EDM : Electronic document management. Writing from the start : graphics, scanning, workflow, publishing... for a great french financial company. Regards Guy LECOMTE ;P

[Lost User]

Working on Information Displays (LCD) installed in subways and will start soon working on an in-train entertainment system with games & video-on-demand(like the one in planes).

[Anna Jayne Metcalfe]

I'm working on our Pharos subsea Acoustic Tracking and Navigation application (MFC) - the first public release of which should be on July 13th. In my spare time I'm working on the Resource ID Organiser Add-In for Visual C++ 5.0/6.0, and doing some help file authoring for asynchrony.com. In the longer term I'm going to take a real good look at managed C++ and see where I end up... Andy Metcalfe - Sonardyne International Ltd
(andy.metcalfe@lineone.net)
http://www.resorg.co.uk

"I used to be a medieval re-enactor, but I'm (nearly) alright now..."

[Kannan Kalyanaraman]

Can't the application be done using Lotus Notes :confused: Cheers Kannan

[Anders Molin]

At work I'm trying to figure out how all the new stuff in VS.NET Beta 2 is working. At home, I'm developing some Template Based classes, that wraps IO CompletionPorts, we (me and a friend) can use for our opcomming (socket) server products :) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

[Tomasz Sowinski]

I'm working on an application for modelling Bayesian networks. UI uses MFC, while the computation engine is Standard C++. In the spare time, I'm extending my shareware screensaver - have a look at it here Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

[Ray Hayes]

My CV! ;P (Résumé for you North Americans) Ray

[NormDroid]

James I wrote the baggage software that communicates with the sortation machines at Manchester. The orginal software was developed in VB, needless to say to was well written and performed like a dog. I rewrote the software in VC++, runs like a dream now. We're also developing a FIDS system for software well known airports look us up on www.fswalkerhughes.com Regards Norm

[James Spibey]

Well, I'm based about 5 miles from Manchester Airport and as yet we have done absolutely nothing there although I'm about to assist on a quote for Terminal 2. You're lucky to get FIDS work - I'd love to do that as we mostly do the low level comms/controls software and never get chance to do the pretty graphics stuff :)

[Jason Gerard]

I feel your pain brother. I have to rewrite a perfectly good ASP/COM application in Java 2 and Oracle. And I've been forced to learn Java for the last 2 months. :(( :mad: X| p.s. Java Sucks Jason Gerard

[Rob Manderson]

I'm writing a massively multithreaded generic NT service... interesting challenge to ensure jobs are never lost... Rob Manderson http://www.mindprobes.net

[William E Kempf]

The Boost.Threads library (http://www.boost.org). The library is under development and hasn't been submitted for Boost inclusion (yet), but it will be a portable threading library designed specifically for C++. The hopes are that this can be the starting point of a proposal for the C++ standards committee. :cool: William E. Kempf

[Sardaukar]

(1) std::tree is missing, so I started to do it... (2) nt namespace (i.e. services, event log, registry, boot.ini, you know, the problems that makes us all to spend two days to boot...) (3) Quake I & protoss vs 3 computers :) (4) a tool for transporting large VC project selecting file(s) type(s) and folders (ie exclude .obj files, Debug folders, etc.) (5) Win32 API/C grid control That's all I remember now :)

[Wayne Fuller]

I guess we are in the same boat. Learning Java has not been too bad, but since I come from a Windows desktop application world, throwing Internet programming on top of this has been difficult. I am in the middle of project two and it is a lot better than I thought it would be. If we could go back to Oracle, I would be a happy man. Wayne