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A simple web browser that has two panes: the view pane and the source pane. It automatically loads the source code to whatever page you are viewing, and gives somewhat of a tutorial on how to use the MSInet Transfer Control and Microsoft Internet Controls.
If you're anything like me, you have no use for Windows Messenger and want it GONE from your system. Not only will this program uninstall it from your computer, it will add it to the list of Windows Components (in the Add/Remove Programs control panel applet) so you can manually uninstall it if you wish, or install it at a later time. =)
Access CPU registers, write true in-line C, C++, and assembly, hook API calls made by other programs, export your functions to a non-ActiveX DLL (in other words: make APIs), call functions by address, etc, etc, etc. The potential is mind boggling!
*** UPDATED UI AND FEATURES *** WinKilla's main function is that of an API spy. However, I've greatly updated it to do such things as flash windows, retrieve thread and process IDs, retrieve parent handles, determine the possible language the process EXE was made in, and several other things. If you like it, please vote!
A few of the firewalls written here on PSC shell to netstat.exe to map ports with processes. This article explains how to do the same thing using a couple undocumented Windows XP API calls.
This code demonstrates how MPEG-Layer 3 (MP3) files are read by programs like WinAmp and Windows Media Player. Note this code uses no Windows API calls, DLLs, or OCXs. This is the *RAW*, *VERY UNREFINED* CODE for reading and playing MP3s. It contains no examples, but is based on FreeAmp, so if you want an example, FreeAmp is as close as you're going to come. I do plan on creating an example sometime later on, but for now, here's the code that everyone's wanted. =) I can't take credit for this code, though. The ORIGINAL MP3 decoding algorithms were written by the Fraunhaufer Institute. Oh yeah, while I'm at it, vote for me! =)
Here's some MORE source code that I know everyone's wanted! Take your favorite CD audio tracks or WAV files and shrink them to MP3 format using this code. This WILL COMPILE in Visual C++ 6! YAY! Wanna learn how to decode them and play them back? Check out code number 372. Vote for me =)
An MP3 encoder using a GUI. Very simple, easy-to-use program that gives you the option of using two encoding engines. The GUI was written in Visual Basic, but the encoder was written in C. Enjoy!
This article is based on Vbmew's "make 7 byte .exes" (http://www.1cplusplusstreet.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=2221&lngWId=3) His article perked my interest in the Assembly language, so I went out and did some research. This article is a very brief primer on assembler and machine code.