Yesterday I used a hacked-up script and a graphing problem to make a graph of the dependencies of each module in our executable at work. I'd include an image of it here, but I can't work out how. So I'll just link to it. _{Or I'll do it for you --gaz} Hopefully someone will tell me how to include images for future reference.

Anyway, this graph illustrates how our code is a tangled web of intrigue.

Funny code

Found this inspired piece at work the other day. Variable and function names have been modified because I can't remember what they were. This is possibly the funniest code I have ever seen. Hopefully it posts properly.


switch(variable1)
{
  case true:
      isSomething() ?
          variable2 = CONSTANT_X :
          variable2 = CONSTANT_Y;
      break;

  case false:
      isSomething() ?
          variable3 = CONSTANT_X :
          variable3 = CONTANT_Y;
      break;
}



Dinner and reception venues

Tonight we went down to the Mulberry on Swan winery for dinner. Wednesday night is $5 pasta night. It was very tasty, and since we got to serve ourselves the servings were LARGE. This is actually one of the places we are considering as a reception venue. The plan is to drive around to several on Sunday and (hopefully) decide.

The plan so far. Obviously there are some extra things that will have to be added.

• Sunday: Look at possible venues
• By mid-March: Decide on venue and date
• By end of March: Book honeymoon with frequent flyer points
• March next year: Get married

Holiday

Since Contiki are total bastards, I've done a bit of work over the past few days at finding accommodation in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris. I think it's all worked out now - I just need the travel agent to get back to me to confirm that our existing accommodation in Madrid (organised by Contiki) can be cancelled. And a nice big refund would be nice as well to pay for all this.

Still not sure where to go in Ireland. I might consult my Irish colleague at work tomorrow.