C
In computing, C is a general-purpose, block structured, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories for use with the Unix operating system.
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Reads and displays the boot sector of a drive With C Windows C
source. BOOTSEC demonstrates how to use INT 25 (absolute disk
read) to read the boot sector (the first sector on head 0,
cylinder...
Is a small Win32 winsock utility which find information based
on a query and displays whatever results are returned. To use
the program, set a server address in the Server field, enter
text to...
Demonstrating how to connect to a host and query it for a user
name based on an internet email address. Windows C source
Using the InterNet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) "ECHO"
facility, measure round-trip-delays and packet loss across
network paths.
purpose is to encode binary files into ascii so that they may
be passed through e-mail gates. In this regard, mime64 is
similar to uuencode. aLthough most binaries these days are
transmitted...
Demonstrates some basics of a RichEdit control. Allows you to
change the text color on the fly, save and load RTF data using
stream callbacks. C source
This creates a Control, adds * some icon images and allows the
text and image for each item to be changed * as selected by
various menu items. C source
This is a custom control which creates an ownerdraw listbox and
handles * double-clicks and an edit message from the parent to
allow the user to * edit the listbox item "inline". C source
This compiler is an optimizing C compiler for the Motorola
68000 processor. It has successfully compiled itself on UNIX
system V running on a Motorola VME-10. Since this code was
written for a...
deflation algorithm. For many target systems including UNIX,
VMS, DOS, OS2, ATARI, NT, and AMIGA, patch level 5.1
CP/M compatible file squeezer & unsqueezer Utility
Splint is a Huffman-coding-basis data compression/decompression
program, based on Jones' idea of using splay-prefix scheme.
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