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An app to monitor CPU use and process runnings.
This little app lets you move all controls that appear on your screen.
Demonstrates how to convert Deciamls to Binary numbers, ASCII, or Hex. Enter one Hex, Binary, Decimal, or ASCII value and get its corasponding HEX, Binary, ASCII, or Decimal values. Enjoy
A clock that uses progressbars to show the time. Teaches how to get hour, minute, and second. And how to make a simple animated icon, and make a tray icon.
This program illustrates many linked list functions. It shows how to create and manage doubly link lists. It is my most advanced DLL program.
This is a single dimensional Game of Life. The user inputs coordinates for living cells. Using the rules of the Game of Life the program determines if a cell will live or die. It will calculate for any amount of generations. It was developed in MS Visual C++ and uses an input file.
This class provides encryption/decryption through the CryptoAPI. This is the standard API you can use regardless of the underlying dll used to do the encryption. These dlls are called Cryptographic Service Providers (CSPs) and you get one as standard from Microsoft called "Microsoft Base Cryptographic Provider v1.0" This class uses the standard CSP, but this can be changed by changing the constant SERVICE_PROVIDER There is additional code in this class to ensure that the encrypted values do not contain CR or LF characters so that the result can be written to a file A word of warning: If you are going to use WritePrivateProfileString to write the encrypted value to an ini file, you must write a NULL first to delete the existing entry as it does not clear previous entries when writing binary data. This is a problem if you are overwriting a value with a smaller one.
This code encrypts any file u want using a bit complement.
This tutorial is supposed to teach you how to do classes, operator overloading, and inheritance. NOTE: You need to have a good knowlege about structures.
Welcome fellow programmers!! This is part one of the course which will show you the basics of programming C++ from scratch using the any platform. If you already know how to use the C++ already, you might want to read later lessons when available. So, lets begin. Found at http://pa.pulze.com/
Learn how to do variables, math and booleans in C++! (from http://pa.pulze.com/)
Welcome fellow programmers to our third lesson in a long series on the road to programming C++. This articles explains do, while, #include, and #define. (from http://pa.pulze.com/)
Hello, this is Alexander. Since I finally got an email from someone who liked my previous lesson, I am going to make the second installment. This one will be about variables, and stuff like 'if' statements.
I know that this is probably a let-down, after you learned all about functions, but switch...case is important to know. After all, it can save space with if statements, and it is useful. Besides, I couldn't think of anything else that I wanted to write about!
Welcome to the seventh lesson. This is my first lesson that I will explain classes. However, I will explain more about structures, because they can be useful, and they are a good way to get a feel for how a class works. What are structures? They are a way to store more than one data-type under the same name.
The reason I have placed this tutorial at the end of the list, rather than as an addition to my other lesson is simple, I don't want people who already read that tutorial to miss this!
Offers advice on whether you must know C before C++ and whether C is preferable over C++ because of overhead.
Discusses some of the easy to fall into C++ pitfalls and ways to avoid them.
Demonstrates of how to change the background and foreground of an edit control, and change fonts aswell, including underline , bold , italic , strike out without MFC, pure API
The tutorial is designed for the novice programmer and the programmer who has never used structured language before. It will give an impression how C works. Experts skip this articles.