comp.lang.asm.x86

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• Re: Figuring out table based encryption in assembly
  • From: TC
• Re: Linux asm code
  • From: Andrei Voropaev
• Re: From NASM to Visusal Studio source debugging
  • From: ,a\\/b
• Re: Fiddling with the Instruction Pointer
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Shadow RAM control
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Accessing Debug Registers in Linux
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Shadow RAM control
  • From: Guenther
• From NASM to Visusal Studio source debugging
  • From: news.cybercity.dk
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: c++ inline assembler and oop
  • From: WahJava
• Accessing Debug Registers in Linux
  • From: WahJava
• Linux asm code
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Re: [Clax86list] Re: resource files and assembler
  • From: Charles A. Crayne
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Keyser Soze
• Re: Figuring out table based encryption in assembly
  • From: jonathon
• Re: Fiddling with the Instruction Pointer
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Fiddling with the Instruction Pointer
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Re: Figuring out table based encryption in assembly
  • From: The President Of Assembler Ethics Committee
• c++ inline assembler and oop
  • From: Frank Heckel
• Fiddling with the Instruction Pointer
  • From: Sami Lakka
• Having trouble posting?
  • From: Clax86
• Re: Is there any example of using int 15h,ax=e820h?
  • From: bog
• Re: Is there any example of using int 15h,ax=e820h?
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Keyser Soze
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Bo Persson
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Jim Leonard
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Is there any example of using int 15h,ax=e820h?
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Is there any example of using int 15h,ax=e820h?
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Is there any example of using int 15h,ax=e820h?
  • From: bog
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: jonathon
• Re: opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: Benjamin David Lunt
• Re: Disassembling a DOS COM file
  • From: Assembler Helper
• Re: opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: TS
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Jim Leonard
• Re: Figuring out table based encryption in assembly
  • From: Patrick von Harsdorf
• Re: opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: Assembler Helper
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: Zhang Huan
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: spamtrap
• Get the FAQs
  • From: Clax86
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Aslan
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: David J. Craig
• Re: opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: Assembler Helper
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: Zhang Huan
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Aslan
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: hutch--
• Re: accessing device memory
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: David J. Craig
• Re: opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: JGCASEY
• Re: Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Clever ways to hide a compare
  • From: jonathon
• Re: Figuring out table based encryption in assembly
  • From: Chris Head
• Re: opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: Benjamin David Lunt
• Figuring out table based encryption in assembly
  • From: jonathon
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: spamtrap
• opening and reading a character from a file with emu8086 assembler
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: [Clax86list] Re: resource files and assembler
  • From: Ron Aaron
• Re: [Clax86list] Re: resource files and assembler
  • From: Charles A. Crayne
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: Zhang Huan
• Re: accessing device memory
  • From: Das
• Re: Polling input from the mouse
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: Alex Buell
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: Zhang Huan
• Re: Hex code and mnemonic
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: asm and nasm newbie
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Hex code and mnemonic
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: hutch--
• Re: accessing device memory
  • From: spamtrap
• asm and nasm newbie
  • From: Zhang Huan
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Hex code and mnemonic
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: writing functions without prolog and epilog code
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: accessing device memory
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Newbie question: "Program.lib" error.
  • From: innominatetwice
• Hex code and mnemonic
  • From: AloneInTheDark
• Re: Newbie question: "Program.lib" error.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Newbie question: "Program.lib" error.
  • From: Mark Jones
• Newbie question: "Program.lib" error.
  • From: innominatetwice
• Re: writing functions without prolog and epilog code
  • From: WahJava
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Disassembling a DOS COM file
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: accessing device memory
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: Disassembling a DOS COM file
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: pH
• Having trouble posting?
  • From: Clax86
• Re: Interrupted even inside CLI/STI in Windows kernel mod
  • From: robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Disassembling a DOS COM file
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: pH
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: toby
• Re: Disassembling a DOS COM file
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Disassembling a DOS COM file
  • From: TS
• Re: Inline assembler error
  • From: Protoman
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: Bo Persson
• Re: Interrupted even inside CLI/STI in Windows kernel mod
  • From: Spiro Trikaliotis
• Disassembling a DOS COM file
  • From: spamtrap
• accessing device memory
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: spamtrap
• Why
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: spamtrap
• writing functions without prolog and epilog code
  • From: rohit
• Re: Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Masm 8
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Interrupted even inside CLI/STI in Windows kernel mod
  • From: robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: David J. Craig
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: ,a\\/b
• Re: Inline assembler error
  • From: ,a\\/b
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: hutch--
• Masm 8
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: TC
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: pH
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: toby
• Re: Interrupted even inside CLI/STI in Windows kernel mod
  • From: Spiro Trikaliotis
• Getting Back to Real Mode problem
  • From: spamtrap
• Getting Back to Real Mode
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Interrupted even inside CLI/STI in Windows kernel mod
  • From: Spiro Trikaliotis
• Re: Inline assembler error
  • From: Grumble
• Get the FAQs
  • From: Clax86
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: TC
• Inline assembler error
  • From: Protoman
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: [Clax86list] resource files and assembler
  • From: Charles A. Crayne
• Re: Any Compiler generate NASM code?
  • From: Das
• Re: Resident code?
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Resident code?
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: pmode and bios interrupt question
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Any Compiler generate NASM code?
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: How can I use TCP/IP from MSDOS in Assembler (masm)
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Any Compiler generate NASM code?
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Any Compiler generate NASM code?
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Optimization help please
  • From: PeterMichaelHager
• Re: pmode and bios interrupt question
  • From: Das
• Re: NASM and structures in separate files
  • From: jonathon
• Re: Resident code?
  • From: Michael Brown
• Any Compiler generate NASM code?
  • From: Das
• Re: How can I use TCP/IP from MSDOS in Assembler (masm)
  • From: PeterMichaelHager
• Re: How can I use TCP/IP from MSDOS in Assembler (masm)
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Resident code?
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Resident code?
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: pmode and bios interrupt question
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: toby
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: TC
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: TC
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Interrupted even inside CLI/STI in Windows kernel mod
  • From: robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Interrupted even inside CLI/STI in Windows kernel mod
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: toby
• Interrupted even inside CLI/STI in Windows kernel mod
  • From: Spiro Trikaliotis
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: Maarten Kronenburg
• pmode and bios interrupt question
  • From: lallous
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: TC
• Resident code?
  • From: lallous
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: Bo Persson
• Re: How can I use TCP/IP from MSDOS in Assembler (masm)
  • From: lallous
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: David J. Craig
• Re: Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: Memory Alignment Question
  • From: robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
• Can a C compiler compete with assembler ?
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Optimization help please
  • From: David J. Craig
• Memory Alignment Question
  • From: Bryan Parkoff
• Re: NASM and structures in separate files
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Newbie Question, Hopefully easy answer
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: Optimization help please
  • From: Floptimize
• Re: Optimization help please
  • From: Floptimize
• Re: Optimization help please
  • From: David J. Craig
• Re: Optimization help please
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Optimization help please
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: Grumble
• Re: [Clax86list] Re: Optimization help please
  • From: David J. Craig
• Re: [Clax86list] Re: Optimization help please
  • From: Charles A. Crayne
• Re: Optimization help please
  • From: David J. Craig
• Optimization help please
  • From: Floptimize
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: Sorav Bansal
• Re: Newbie Question, Hopefully easy answer
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: x86 Machine code references
  • From: Ray
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: Edsko de Vries
• Re: Newbie Question, Hopefully easy answer
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: NASM and structures in separate files
  • From: jonathon
• Re: Newbie Question, Hopefully easy answer
  • From: XxLicherxX
• Re: non-case sensitive compare
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: non-case sensitive compare
  • From: Terje Mathisen
• Re: NASM and structures in separate files
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: non-case sensitive compare
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: non-case sensitive compare
  • From: Mike Jones
• Re: Newbie Question, Hopefully easy answer
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• NASM and structures in separate files
  • From: jonathon
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: burnttoy
• Having trouble posting?
  • From: Clax86
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: Jack Klein
• Re: Newbie Question, Hopefully easy answer
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Is their any special significance of this instruction
  • From: Ludwig Hähne
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Is their any special significance of this instruction
  • From: f0dder
• Newbie Question, Hopefully easy answer
  • From: XxLicherxX
• Re: x86 Machine code references
  • From: johny_cage
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: Sorav Bansal
• Is their any special significance of this instruction
  • From: rohit
• Re: non-case sensitive compare
  • From: Gerd Isenberg
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: Das
• Re: non-case sensitive compare
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: TC
• Re: Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Using data-flow analyses on x86 binary code
  • From: Sorav Bansal
• Re: non-case sensitive compare
  • From: Jack Klein
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: Maarten Kronenburg
• Re: debug.exe to console and file
  • From: gwhite
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Claudio Daffra
• non-case sensitive compare
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: Grumble
• Get the FAQs
  • From: Clax86
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Switching back and forth from Protected and Real mode from lesser previlage process
  • From: Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Claudio Daffra
• How can I use TCP/IP from MSDOS in Assembler (masm)
  • From: PeterMichaelHager
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Galbu
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Galbu
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: Patrick von Harsdorf
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Claudio Daffra
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: accessing system-wide memory from debug.exe
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: accessing system-wide memory from debug.exe
  • From: f0dder
• Re: bit's name
  • From: Nicholas Sherlock
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: accessing system-wide memory from debug.exe
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: x86 Machine code references
  • From: JGCASEY
• Re: Assembly on Linux
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Re: Why can't use Carry Flag?
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: accessing system-wide memory from debug.exe
  • From: f0dder
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: Maarten Kronenburg
• Re: x86 Machine code references
  • From: saf
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: f0dder
• Re: debug.exe to console and file
  • From: ab
• Re: debug.exe to console and file
  • From: CodeMonk
• Assembly on Linux
  • From: Galbu
• accessing system-wide memory from debug.exe
  • From: Mike
• Re: When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: Grumble
• bit's name
  • From: Claudio Daffra
• Re: Why can't use Carry Flag?
  • From: robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: x86 Machine code references
  • From: JGCASEY
• When are these instructions emitted by (C) compilers, if ever?
  • From: jonathon
• Re: debug.exe to console and file
  • From: robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Need x86 machine code reference guide
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Need x86 machine code reference guide
  • From: Guga
• debug.exe to console and file
  • From: gwhite
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: Mark Jones
• Re: Help I need to call a member from assembler code (WIN32)
  • From: Mark Jones
• Re: Why can't use Carry Flag?
  • From: Bryan Parkoff
• x86 Machine code references
  • From: saf
• Need x86 machine code reference guide
  • From: saf
• Re: Why can't use Carry Flag?
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Why can't use Carry Flag?
  • From: Spiro Trikaliotis
• Re: Why can't use Carry Flag?
  • From: robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Why can't use Carry Flag?
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Help I need to call a member from assembler code (WIN32)
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Why can't use Carry Flag?
  • From: Bryan Parkoff
• Re: Help I need to call a member from assembler code (WIN32)
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Help I need to call a member from assembler code (WIN32)
  • From: spamtrap
• Having trouble posting?
  • From: Clax86
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: f0dder
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: TC
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: jonathon
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: Guga
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: ,a\\/b
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: f0dder
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: TC
• Release Announcement: :[diStorm64}:
  • From: spamtrap
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: TC
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Simple program cwitching thru all video-modes craps-out ...
  • From: R.Wieser
• Get the FAQs
  • From: Clax86
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: TC
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: f0dder
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: Guga
• Re: How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: Nicholas Sherlock
• How to know if EXE is encrypted or compressed?
  • From: TC
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Simple program cwitching thru all video-modes craps-out ...
  • From: Alex Buell
• Re: Implementing Linux system calls in Windows XP
  • From: Alex Buell
• Re: Simple program cwitching thru all video-modes craps-out ...
  • From: Markus Humm
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: wolfgang kern
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Implementing Linux system calls in Windows XP
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Implementing Linux system calls in Windows XP
  • From: Rick Spates
• Re: clear buffer stdin
  • From: bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: clear buffer stdin
  • From: Claudio Daffra
• Re: clear buffer stdin
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: clear buffer stdin
  • From: Claudio Daffra
• Re: Implementing Linux system calls in Windows XP
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Implementing Linux system calls in Windows XP
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Implementing Linux system calls in Windows XP
  • From: Alex Buell
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: Bo Persson
• Re: Using linux's brk for dynamic memory allocation
  • From: Alex Buell
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Using linux's brk for dynamic memory allocation
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: Spiro Trikaliotis
• Re: Using linux's brk for dynamic memory allocation
  • From: Alex Buell
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: JRLaws
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: clear buffer stdin
  • From: Frank Kotler
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: Robert Redelmeier
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: f0dder
• Re: clear buffer stdin
  • From: Claudio Daffra
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: Jim Leonard
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: Bo Persson
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: Jim Leonard
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Simple program cwitching thru all video-modes craps-out ...
  • From: R.Wieser
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: Bertrand Augereau
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: f0dder
• Re: Simple program cwitching thru all video-modes craps-out ...
  • From: R.Wieser
• Re: Writing spaghetti code for obfuscation/encryption
  • From: Kevin G. Rhoads
• Re: clear buffer stdin
  • From: IIJIMA Hiromitsu
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
  • From: hutch--
• Re: Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
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• Don't be overawed by a C compiler.
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