The Computers Page
The Source Vault
The newest part of the site, which you should help to grow. Sources, sources and more sources!!!

Optimizing in higher programming languages
An essay about optimizing techniques Diamond uses. A must-read!!

The X-Rated code page
Some fast, small, handy or just weird routines for Win32 ASM coding.

Diamond programming projects
Projects we're currently working on, projects we are planning to do and finished projects.

The Amiga page
The Amiga is my favourite platform. It shows that you can gain a lot of speed when you use an intelligent architecture, and that the arithmetric processor is not the most important factor for performance. It also set the standard for modern computing with things like multimedia and pre-emptive multitasking.

The Commodore 64 page
The Commodore 64 is the most popular classic ever, and the grandfather of the Amiga. This computer revolutionized the home-computer market, and is still very popular.

The Java page
A language which generates platform-independent executables. A very interesting and rather successful idea.
Diamond is back in the scene, and this is one of our platforms of choice. Java poses a great challenge, since it is not very fast. We aim to make the fastest possible Java-code. We program at a very low level, with almost no classes from Java, but strictly our own optimized routines. Our demos will show our speed.


And now for some links:

The world of Cubic
Site of the Cubic demo group. Very good demos, lotsa links and nice docs in the 'Sourcerers section'. Be sure to check it out.

Anarchriz's webpages
Here you will find some great utilities and links, as well as some great Assembler source and docs.
Very good site!

Fravia's Fortress
This site is packed with knowledge. Mostly about reverse engineering, but things like compression and adding options to existing programs are also mentioned.

Iczelion's Win32 Assembly HomePage
THE Win32ASM programming site, from my man Iczelion

Hutch's home page
The homepage for the MASM32 package, maintained by Hutch. Download MASM32 and get into the wonderful world of Win32ASM.

I have mirrored his MASM32 download page here

Paul Hsieh's web page
A programming site that deals with topics such as optimizing programs for speed.

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