This is my final project in 2008. This is based on the famous chinese game but this time, the pieces are much bigger and placed vertically on a steel structure with magnet.


It consists of seven flat shapes, called tans, which are put together to form infinite number of shapes…

I’ll create a page with more details about it later
Posted: January 4th, 2012
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The Arduino To VC++ converter project is published.
http://arduinotovsconverter.codeplex.com/
You’ll find the prerequisites and the installation guide on the main page.
Let me know if you like it (and well… if it works
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How to create a VC++ project file out of my PDE file.
In windows explorer, browse to the PDE file that you want to convert into a Visual Studio C++ project.
Right click – on the pde file and select “Convert to VC++ project”

This will create a new folder containing :

Open the VC++ Project file and… voilà !
I’ve added a new library.
How could make sure that my project will be able to use it ?
In Visual Studio, save your changes.
In windows explorer, browse to the vcxproj file.
Right click – on the pde file and select “Convert to VC++ project”

Reopen you project (If you project were already opened, it will reload automatically)
Posted: June 21st, 2011
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Hi!
Here is a sneak preview of something i’m working one. By the way, i’m looking for Alpha testers !
Features :
This projet will make coding for arduino easier and faster for people used to Visual Studio IDE with TRUE autocomplete feature.
This tool will convert PDE file into a VC++ project that you can compile with Arduino compiler later. If new libraries are added. A tool is provided to automatically update the Libraries Path inside the VC++ project file.
IntelliSense truly works for :
- library inclusion :

- Functions :

- Constants:

Posted: June 20th, 2011
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Hi everyone,
Here is the very first post ! I’ll post here some stuffs I made during my woodworking classes. And since I discovered the Arduino recently… I’ll post about it as well
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Posted: June 20th, 2011
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