My name is Mateusz Bysiek. I am a software developer and here I describe some of my projects - most in C++, Java, C#, recently OpenCL. I have a history with web development. I do a lot of open-source, and publish my source code using free public Git repositories. You might want to know more about this site, or maybe you are looking for a way to contact me...

Smoothie

Static fluid flow (or heat transfer, if you prefer) simulator, which uses the finite element method. It's released under GNU GPL.

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Distprime

Open-source application for distributed discovery of prime numbers. The application is capable of looking up numbers from 2 to 263-1 - per project requirements.

It is an academic project. Implemented in pure C99, according to rules of UNIX programming. Therefore, it is POSIX compliant, and therefore it should work without problems in any modern distribution of Linux. Due to the fact that application depends on being launched simultaneously on many machines, portability is a requirement, not an option.

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Phinite

Desktop application that implements an approximate solution to a language theory problem defined as: create a deterministic finite-state machine that is equivalent to a given regular expression.

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VaDoR

A 3-person team project that we did for Algorithms & Complexity course during our Bachelor studies. The project introduced the problem starting with a rectangular board filled with domino pieces, and defined certain rules for removing them. The task was to design and implement an algorithm that removes (in accordance with rules) as many domino pieces as possible from the board as quickly as possible. Hence the name VaDoR, from VAnishing DOmino pRoblem.

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OpenStageSDK

Software development kit, which I've developed for OpenStage 60/80 SIP phones during my internship in Siemens Enterprise Communications.

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