Pablo Gallardo

While analyzing the source code of the videogame Eat the Whistle, written in C, I had the need to build a dependency diagram of the files. There were over 60 .c files, so I wanted a file I read about Doxygen, a documentation tool that is mainly used for C++ but that is also popular […]

Those who grew up in Spain in the 1990s will probably remember the PC Fútbol video games, a saga of association football (soccer) management simulators. Although it was largely ignored by gamers from most other countries (despite specific versions being released for the UK, Italy, and Argentina), it became one of the most successful and