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WDOSXUNP
unpack WDOSX executables
This tool is designed to unpack WDOSX executables into the corresponding WFSE modules. The only executable unpacked during testing was Samsung's HDD utility HUTIL. The source code is included if anyone wants to improve something or fix bugs. I used Visual Studio 2010 for building. -
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GLEXT - Win32 OpenGL Extension API
Win32 OpenGL Extension API
GLEXT is a Win32 DLL with header and linker library, designed using Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. It implements all publicly available OPENGL extensions as static functions, that can be directly called without the danger of running into NULL pointer exceptions. It can be freely used and distributed or modified. And as source is also available, the API can be recompiled with other versions of Visual Studio. And source can also be recompiled with Other C/C++ API for different OSes... -
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StyxTorrent
A BitTorrent Client
...) to implement BitTorrent protocol which was very helpful as it reduced the development time and gave some air to work on BitTorrent client logic. Libtorrent & Boost are written in c++ and so is StyxTorrent. To be specific StyxTorrent in written in MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) and ATL (Active Template Library) which fall under Visual C++. MFC provides easy access to Windows API and some of wonderful features provided by Windows Operating System. Visual Studio 2008 was used as IDE .
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