development, dosbox

Borland TASM and DosBox

DoxBox is a wonderful tool for running old dos games. But did you know it can be used to run old programming languages? Back in good old 1995 in College in my 2nd year of BTEC Computing, we had a class that was called Low-Level Programming. We would use Borland TASM. At that time Borland was all the rage, you had Borland Pascal, Borland Turbo C++ which also came with TASM and TLINK. Recently I found under WaybackArchive my first site, and it cached my college work, which I uploaded. Having the complete assembler project, I wanted to find out a way of compiling this. Hunting around the internet, I came on this page which used Doxbox and also uploaded TASM.

The result brought me back to my college days which now can compile in lovely DosBox.

Loads of Assembler files for small little program 🙁
Even batch files are working in DosBox
TEXT_MODE equ 0003h ; define text mode (16 color only)
VGA256 equ 0013h ; define 13h (VGA, 256 color only)
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android, development, idialysis

iDialysis

This page is for Medical Apps which I have written for in the past

iDialysis – download here (Version 1.0.1)

iDialysis is a mobile application for dialysis patient. It allows you to track your blood pressure, weight during treatment, and if you are a diabetic patient your beginning and ending blood glucose levels. You can easily view your Blood Pressure in Table or Line Chart to track how well are dialysing, as well as Bar Charts for Weight and Blood Sugar Levels. You can also record a note after the treatment which you can then see in a table

iDialysis was removed from Google Play, but I am creating a new app instead to help dialysis patients.

iDialysis has been featured in Renality Magazine (Nov 2013)

Renality

Here is a link to the Renality Magazine pdf file: Renality Magazine

Many thanks to: Renality and http://www.kidneyfund.org.uk/

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