David MHS Webster, aka Keggek

Hobbies: Writing low level code, messing around with Linux, Thinking, Video games

I write code sometimes, I try to make it all CC0 if I can.

I obsess over compilers, game engines, operating systems, kernels, etc.

What have you made?

My best work is easily Coder's Basilisk.

It is my magnum opus. The world's first true metacompiler.

I wrote TPCPU. It is a custom CPU architecture and computing platform designed for hosting permanent software (i.e. ultra-portable, robust).

I wrote SISA16 a preemptive multitasking VM with a really complex assembler. I consider it out-of-date but sometimes I start working on it again from time-to-time. I wrote a monolithic kernel for it with a few basic system calls.

I wrote MHS-FS a very simple recoverable filesystem.

I've written too many random little rendering toolkits and math library bits and bobs to count.

I wrote an OpenGL 3.3 game engine a few years ago.

What is interesting about you?

There's a couple things. My work isn't actually the most interesting thing about me, but it is what I'm willing to tell you about.

What projects am I actively working on?

Currently I am working exclusively on Coder's Basilisk and TPCPU32_PC.

I play video games too

I love Touhou Project. I love Unreal Tournament 1999 and 2004.

I play some games on steam sometimes

I REALLY love Touhou and Len'en.

I listen to music

I'm a big fan of Demoscene music. Everything from the Amiga to the Nintendo DS.

ZUN is currently my favorite composer.