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JARED (Just Another Registry EDitor) This software is licensed under the GNU Public License. See GPL.txt. The core of this project is portable open source code to read and write Windows registry files. It parses the file into a tree of (hopefully) easy to work with class instances, and provides a method for writing the whole tree. This core code is currently used by a command line tool for modifying registry files using a .reg file. We call this alpha code, but Windows isn't very forgiving about errors in registry files. When we can read and then write a 3M file and things seem to work correctly, I don't think we can be that far off the mark. It is written in java, but provides a make file for compiling under gcj. Presumably it could be linked to a C program. I (Tom) can be reached at jared@srcbin.com Somebody mentioned that it wasn't obvious that you could make executables using the Makefile in the make directory. Release notes: 9/27/09 Qword wasn't working. Sorry. Hadn't run across any. Added support for "db" (data, big?) records. Support arbitrary data types as BlobVks. 10/2/09 There is, according to chicken, a flag that says if a value is named or not and I was forgetting to set it. 12/5/09 The field that gives the number of security keys was thought to be 32 bits must really be 16. The result was that a huge array was being unnecessarily allocated causing memory issues.