Code Machine

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Note: This was programmed on a Mac. Most likely it will work on a Windows or Linux, but no guarantee.

Description

This program codes normal text into ASCII code. As few people understand ASCII code it is a fun secret code language. This program is only designed to work with ASCII code generated by this program, no guarantee on ASCII code generated by a different program.

Installation Instructions

This a java program, so installation is easy. Just download the file. If you are command line literate, then just navigate to the folder where the .class file is and type "java CodeMachine" in the command lone. If you are not command line literate, move the file to your home folder. Then, on Mac and Linux, type in the command line "cd ~", press enter, then type "java CodeMachine". On Windows type in the command line "cd %userprofile%", press enter, and then type "java CodeMachine".

(Remember, don't include quotation marks in typed commands).


Bug Reports

If you have found any bugs (problems, not properly calculated sig figs, program crashing, etc.) in the program, please post them here in the comments. For me to fix a bug I have to have exact steps to reproduce it, and the if the program crashed please provide me with the small crash log that appears in the command line as well.

License/Copyright

Creative Commons License
Code Machine by Daniel M. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

This program is provided without any warranty. It is not guaranteed to work.

Source Code

This program is currently open-source. This means anyone may look at the source code and use it in your own programs. Read the above license for full info.

There are only a couple limitations:

  1. You must provide credit to me. This means a link to my site on your site or in your source code if your project is open source.
  2. You must not just copy the program. You may use the source code, and even provide suggestions to me for improving the program (I'll provide credit of course!) but you may not just make a new program doing the same thing using some or all of my code.

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