I need one of my C# .NET applications to act as a bootp server. The protocol is pretty simple but I dont know an easy way to build/parse the binary data.
I have various binary file formats which I need to dump to some kind of text format, edit and then recompile (possibly to a slightly different version of the binary format). Of course I could write a
I\'m working on a project where I\'m building a byte array that\'s almost like a serialization of the object graph. Each class is responsible for writing out it\'s own data, so I\'m thinking about usi
I have the following data: F0 60 5B 50 BB 27 C4 01 I am 99% certain that this represents the date: 21/04/2004 17:11:33
Let me preface this by saying that I am something of an actionscript newbie. We have a system that allows a user to upload any image, which we store on the server.Of course, it is simple to load an i
I have bunch of HTML code I am using to make rounded edge boxes on my controls.Is there a way to take this code and turn it into some kind of control or something so I do not have to keep pasting 10 l
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If I want to store binary data (hash values) and they\'re always 128bytes long, what field type should I use? BLOBs are nice, but they aren\'t fixed width (and result in dynamic tables)..CHAR requires
I have a solution where I need to read objects into memory very quickly, however the binary stream might be cached compressed in memory to save time on disk io.
I read all over the place people talk about compressing objects on a bit by bit scale. Things like \"The first three bits represent such and such, then the next two represent this and twelve bits for
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