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etiennecollin/README.md

Hey there, I'm Etienne 🍁

I am a computer Science Student and a Schulich Leader at Université de Montréal. I love solving problems and understanding how things fundamentally work.

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thanks to java for sponsoring my education hahaha

☀️ Fun facts

  • I like to play the piano
  • To be happy, I need to keep learning (and I love it)
  • I love riding and modding my Floatwheel/Onewheel
  • I designed and built my own split keyboard (see it by yourself)!
  • I use Arch and Neovim btw

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  1. wave wave Public

    A small, minimalist and reversible elite-c based split keyboard that builds on previous designs to fit your needs.

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  2. dotfiles dotfiles Public

    Dotfiles for easy system installs.

    Shell

  3. latex-templates latex-templates Public

    My custom LaTeX templates

    TeX

  4. rusty-budget rusty-budget Public

    A simple budgeting app built with Rust, Tauri and Yew.

    Rust

  5. Easily compile and simulate VHDL ent... Easily compile and simulate VHDL entities using GHDL and GTKWave. See instructions in the top comment.
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    # By Etienne Collin
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    # https://gist.github.com/etiennecollin/198f7520c4c58d545368a196e08f83ed
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    # Dependencies (on macOS, install via Homebrew (https://brew.sh/)):
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    #   ghdl:
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    #     Source: https://github.com/ghdl/ghdl/
  6. Memory leaks analysis for C on macOS... Memory leaks analysis for C on macOS, Windows and Linux
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    # Memory Leaks Analysis for C on macOS, Windows and Linux <!-- omit in toc -->
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    Here, two different methods are presented to analyse memory leaks in C code.
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    The first method is cross-platform. It uses a small Docker image to both run [Valgrind](https://valgrind.org/) on the code and execute the code with the [AddressSanitizer](https://clang.llvm.org/docs/AddressSanitizer.html).