Walton Dell Software

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This page contains OLD programs that I wrote as a hobby when I was younger.  This page is here for my own nostalgia, and for anybody curious about me.

Click Here for a page about my Physics Animation Honors project.

Click Here for a page about other school programming projects.

Download my Fourth of July FX program (211k)

Download my Christmas FX program (30k)

See below for details.

Downloads:

Fourth of July FX Demo for 1995:

• Download WDJuly4.ZIP now!
  1. Once you've downloaded the file, go to your download folder and open it.
  2. Tell WinZip to Extract to \Walton\July4
  3. Go to \Walton\July4 and run the WDJuly4 program.
• Written for DOS, but it works great under Windows 95! Requires VGA. A Sound Blaster PRO compatible sound card is highly recommended.
• This is a computer demo with animated fireworks synchronized to digitally mixed sound.
• Code and graphics by me, including sound mixer (no external code)!!!!
• Programmed in 100% assembly language (Microsoft QuickAssembler)!!!!!!!!!!
• Quality digital music modules are not by me, but are public domain files I downloaded from the Internet.
• Autodetects most settings, but currently requires that sound card DMA is 1 (most are).
  

Christmas FX Demo for 1994:

• Download WDXMAS94.ZIP now!
  1. Once you've downloaded the file, go to your download folder and open it.
  2. Tell WinZip to Extract to \Walton\XMAS94
  3. Go to \Walton\XMAS94 and run the WDXMAS94 program.
• Written for DOS, but it works great under Windows 95! Requires VGA. A Sound Blaster PRO compatible sound card is highly recommended.
• This is a computer demo with animated graphics synchronized to digitally mixed sound.
• Code and graphics by me, including sound mixer (no external code)!!!!
• Programmed in 100% assembly language (Microsoft QuickAssembler)!!!!!!!!!!
• Music translated from BASIC PLAY commands into digital music modules.
• Autodetects most settings, but currently requires that sound card DMA is 1 (most are).

Other Programs I've Written: (Not for download)

Programs written in Borland Delphi (Pascal):

• Graphics routines
  • I am learning DirectDraw for high performance graphics on Windows 95.
  • The first graphics display I've done is a plasma effect (very vivid!).
    
• Sound routines
  • I've created working sound routines in Delphi, based on the assembly code in my 'demos'.  Plays some 4-channel Amiga MOD files ok, but doesn't support all effects.
    
• Quiz
  • Requires Windows 95.
  • A program for creating and taking quizzes.
  • Defaults to maximized mode.
  • Remembers last used folder.
  • Edit in form view or spreadsheet view.
  • Fully 32-bit. Supports long filenames.
  • Easy printout of questions.
  • Planned feature: Give quiz electronically with full screen, big print display.
• Serpensinski's Triangle
  • Requires Windows 95.
  • Assignment for Delphi I at SCC.
  • Shows an amazing display considering how simple the algorithm is:
    • Pick three random points on the screen and call them A, B, and C.
    • Start with any point on the screen.
    • Do the following 10000 times:
      • Randomly pick A, B, or C.
      • Jump halfway and plot a point (or skip plot if we are just starting) (we can also plot color A, B, or C!!).
  • The result is an obvious pattern!
• Hangman
  • 32-bit program designed for Windows 95.

Programs written in Microsoft QuickBASIC (professional version):

• Many misc. small but fun games
  • These will be translated into C# eventually.
    

• Many other misc. programs
  • Mostly useless stuff now.

Copyright 1996-2006 by Walton Dell