Whenever I have a new C# project, I often copy/rename an existing one in order to re-use most of the code. This means going into Assembly Info and renaming the project in there as well. In the past, I
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I want to add a form of access security to a DLL that I created and I was hoping to restrict within the code a check of the calling application\'s GUID.I cannot seem to find a way to retrieve the call
Say I have this guid: {2A87E3E2-2B6A-4149-9F5A-1B76092843D9} Does it actually store this an an alpha numeric in the database?(I don\'t think so cause it has to fit in 16 bytes.)
I\'m working on a mobile app and i want to optimise the data that it\'s receiving from the server (as JSON).
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The definition of GUID in the windows header\'s is like this: typedef struct _GUID { unsigned long Data1;
I want to use a 64bit identifier similar to how Guids are used. Whats a good way of doing this? I want to keep collisions low.
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