The company I work for built and hosts a web app used by our customers and I am interested in creating some kind of external monitoring page (similar to trust.salesforce.com) that users can go to to s
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I am building a site in which we are making moderate use of email templates. As in, HTML templates which we pass tokens into like {UserName}, {Email}, {NameFirst}, etc.
I\'ve to do an interface (say, a wrapper) that allow a call from X86_64 assembly code using his calling convention to C function, with other calling convention. The best thing would be to be pretty \"
Inspired by a recent question, I\'d like to know if any开发者_如何学Pythonone knows how to get gcc to generate the x86-64 bts instruction (bit test and set) on the Linux x86-64 platforms, without reso
I have an application which reads a license file when it starts up. My install creates the folder in Program Files for the application, creates the license folder and puts the license file in there. H
I want to be able to predict the default install location of an application. On a 64-bit machine, if it is a 32-bit application, it would install in \"Program Files (x86)\" and if it were a 64-bit app
I need to mess around with the stacks on these architecture and am really a n00b here. Any pointers to reading topics/google searches that i can do. I am looking for how these architectures are fundam
Where can I find the names of the new registers for assembly on this architecture? I am referring to registers in X86 like EAX, ESP, EBX, etc. But I\'d like them in 64bit.
I would like to add cpuid functionality to my C# app. I found this interesting blog post online. I will probably need MASM to compile this but: