Any good C# .NET programmers lurking: Open Source AH program in the works...

[68Wooley]

Hiya Oneway. I can help out - time served code-monkey here.

I can also provide a subversion server if you'd like.

As for comments on choice of language, my thoughts are that if you're in any way remotely competent at Java, you should pick up C# with your eyes closed and vice-versa. Visual C# 2008 Express is freely available to download and use as is the beta for Visual Studio 2010 so there shouldn't be any worries about the cost of tools.

[Wedge1126]

I don't think I'll have much time to help, but for a repository, I'd recommend Google Code. You get your choice of Subversion or Mercurial. I'd probably go with Subversion.

[Dragon]

I prefer to twiddle my bit in private while sipping Java.  Sorry I can't help. 

[saantana]

I'd recommend sourceforge, and I haven't used google code for a repository.

[GREric]

Im a programer im really good with C and C++, with opengl/sdl for graphics, TCP/UDP IP for networking, postgresql for database backends, and im a dam good graphic designer. I work for a game develop company making MMORPGs, I got some free time.

[Erkel]

An Abacus is very much like a tactile twiddling matrix...

Though classically not such in the common sense...one could easily contrive and produce an abacus styled representation of a bit matrix...

Your perception is interesting...and thought provocative...

Oneway

Way to stick it to 'em Oneway.  Sucks when you ask a simple question and get a truck load of armchair comedians cluttering up your thread.

You have my support as well...