My main interests today are pinball, game shows, and poker. Though software development is my profession, I have a lot of side projects and that's mostly what you'll find here.

You can contact me here on Facebook, or by sending email.

FreeWPC is my main programming-for-fun project. It is an operating system for 1990's Bally/Williams pinball machines, allowing me to rewrite the rules or make the games do whatever I want. I'm currently testing it in my 1994 game, World Cup Soccer.

GCC6809 is a port of the GCC compiler suite to the 6809 processor, a 1970's era CPU that runs at up to 2Mhz. It is the CPU that drives dozens of pinball machines and is a major component that makes FreeWPC possible. It's being used by others still doing 6809 development, too.