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by SimbirSoft

C++: love and intrigue

Using the Windows Photo Import API - Windows.Media.Import

by Axel Rietschin

Import photos & videos directly from smart phones and digital cameras using the Windows Photo Import API, for Windows Universal Apps and Classic Win32 applications on Windows 10 and beyond.

The Kernel-Bridge Framework

by Alexander Eremeev

The Windows kernel-hacking library and development framework written on C++17

Comparison of User Mode and Kernel Mode Applications for Modifying HTTP Traffic

by Apriorit Inc, gamapat

Take a look at how to intercept HTTP traffic in order to inject custom code into Windows HTML markup

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Understanding Windows Message Queues for the C# Developer

by honey the codewitch

Diving into some of the core plumbing behind the Windows operating system

High Resolution Timing

by Rick York

A simple, header-only class for high resolution timing

WinLamb: using C++11 Lambdas to Handle Win32 Messages

by Rodrigo Cesar de Freitas Dias

Introducing WinLamb, a modern C++11 object-oriented library to write native Windows programs

Dark Corners and Pitfalls of C++

by SimbirSoft

C++: love and intrigue

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Dark Corners and Pitfalls of C++

15 Aug 2019

SimbirSoft

C++: love and intrigue

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Using the Windows Photo Import API - Windows.Media.Import

4 Jun 2017

Axel Rietschin

Import photos & videos directly from smart phones and digital cameras using the Windows Photo Import API, for Windows Universal Apps and Classic Win32 applications on Windows 10 and beyond.

The Kernel-Bridge Framework

1 Nov 2018

Alexander Eremeev

The Windows kernel-hacking library and development framework written on C++17

Comparison of User Mode and Kernel Mode Applications for Modifying HTTP Traffic

7 Nov 2018

Apriorit Inc, gamapat

Take a look at how to intercept HTTP traffic in order to inject custom code into Windows HTML markup

Global Hotkeys within Desktop Applications

29 Dec 2018

Kfir Eichenblat

Learn how to create Global Hotkeys properly in a C# desktop application (e.g. Windows Forms or WPF)

To Heap or not to Heap; That’s the Large Object Question?

11 Jul 2017

Doug Duerner, Yeon-Chang Wang

In this article we explored a theory; would it be better to not utilize a heap construct when dealing with very large objects in .NET, in order to avoid Large Object Heap (LOH) fragmentation?

C++ WinAPI Wrapper Object using thunks (x32 and x64)