Archive for April, 2010
Calculating the frames per second in our Graphics application makes sense when we are displaying animation, which is simply a collection of images displayed rapidly and in sequence.When we watch a video\movie, the usual number of frames displayed in a second is 24. Our eyes can’t see all the 24 frames one by one in [ READ MORE ]
“Memory Visualizer” is a program implemented in C++ using the OpenGL library. It allows you to browse and see the contents (in decimal, hex, char and binary formats) of every address in the process address space. It also color maps every byte in memory so we visually get an idea about the most common byte values. [ READ MORE ]
If you have a Windows Forms application that involves Xml editing or viewing, you can use this control to save yourself the effort of formatting the Xml content. For now, only syntax highlighting is implemented. I expect to add more features in the future like spacing, grouping, intellisense, etc… Usage Simply add the files (XmlToken.cs, [ READ MORE ]
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