Toying with speeding up an interpreter by compiling to OpenCL.
http://grrussel.bitbucket.org/CompileToOpenCL/CompileToOpenCL.html

ConstCPP is C++ with the const modifier on, all of the time. Except when you use mutable instead.

This is a hacked together compiler patching clang/LLVM 2.9 and is in no way actually tested, rigourously designed, or necessarily useful or usable. It is also incompatible with 99% of existing C++ code, including standard headers...

Inspired by a tweet from @tim_angus

        "I've often wondered if const-ness should be the
        default and removed with a mutable keyword instead"

ConstCPP on BitBucket

I have written two screensavers for OSX 10.4 (Tiger) and 10.5. The first of these draws the Mandelbrot Set on screen, with a variety of colour schemes randomly selected. The location on the set, and the level of detail are also randomly selected from a range chosen to often produce 'interesting' pictures. The second draws the execution of Conway's game of Life. The initial configuration is randomly selected from a set of predefined starter patterns or randomly generated patterns.

The screensavers can be downloaded from my web page at http://grrussel.bitbucket.org/OldSoftware/Screen_Savers_for_MacOS_X/Welcome.html