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Quick Way to Convert One Assembly Language to Another
A few years back, during a technical interview, I was asked about the quick and best way to convert cryptographic code from one assembly language to another. It would be interesting to share my answer here, though the consensus is not to handroll your cryptographic routines but to use the industry standard library but that…
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fullptr Feasibility from Windows 10/11 Perspective
On April 1st of 2018, I read Rainer Grimm’s No New New: Raw Pointers Removed from C++, an April Fool joke. I thought to myself I could do better. I came up with three jokes in a flash of inspiration. I decided to post one each year, starting with the best one. In 2019, I…
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Mandy Frenzy Photo Slideshow Application
I just completed my (closed-source) photo slideshow application, Mandy Frenzy. You can view below the video encoded from it. You can download my slideshow application from here or visit its home page.
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Use C++11 Range For-Loop to Enumerate Registry, Folder and WMI
New article was published on how to use C++11 Range for-loop to enumerate registry, folder and WMI. Read it here: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5343117/Use-Cplusplus11-Range-For-Loop-to-Enumerate-Regist
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Antimalware Scanning in your Application
Looking to incorporate Antimalware scanning on Windows? Look no further than this article. C++ and C# code included. https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5331133/Bring-Antimalware-Scanning-into-your-Application
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[April Fool] Const Correctness Taken Out of C++!
Hi guys, please take note of a major development in C++ world. Read it at the link below. https://shaovoon.github.io/article/const.html
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Quiz: Guess What These x86 Assembly Instructions Execute
Interested to find out what these assembly instructions with the same source and destination operands do? XOR EAX, EAX TEST EBX, EBX MOV EDI, EDI
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Find GDI Leaks With Windows Debugger
Come in to read my article Find GDI Leaks With Windows Debugger at CodeProject
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Deleaker detects resource leaks in StackOverflow answer
Recently, I need to capture the mouse cursor in my homebrew screen capture application, so my search sent me to StackOverflow’s Capture screen shot with mouse cursor. Out of curiosity, I ran Deleaker on it and it finds 2 HBITMAP leaks with every capture. My application captures mouse cursor 30 times per second, so the…
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