tringi/doubleinteger

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tringi/doubleinteger

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C++ large integer template, which doubles the width of little-endian integers and can be nested

win32-dpi

Example of properly DPI-scaling Win32 windows across XP to latest Windows 11

icomake

Combine multiple ICO/PNGs into single .ICO file, retaining format of each sub-image, optimizing the order.

rwspinlock

Slim, simple, cross-process, reader-writer unfair fast spin lock for Windows

adaptive-rounding

Smart floating-point number rounding algorithm. Attempts to round the number "nicely" like a human would do.

x32-abi-windows

Test/benchmark of using 32-bit pointers in 64-bit code on Windows. Not an actual ABI, only inspired by Linux's x32 ABI.

code-style-agnostic-search

Coding Style -agnostic (and more) search for C++

rsrcgen

Windows Version Info and Manifest generator

setmica

Tool that applies Mica backdrop to Win32 window

defprep

DLL Module-Definition (.Def) Files Preprocessor

winver

Tiny Windows executable that outputs version information about the OS.

win32-wstring_view

Experimental reimplementations of some Windows API functions taking std::wstring_view as argument

cuckoo

Cuckoo Cycle simple miner C++ template

taskbar-sound-badges

Small program that monitors which applications are currently playing sound, and sets Badge on their Taskbar icons.

emphasize

generally useful assorted C/C++ Windows API code

ext

Simple extensions to the C++ library

atomlist

Enumerate list of user32 atoms in current session, an exercise in getting EXE as small as possible with MSVC.

papers

Papers & proposals, for C++ programming language, Microsoft Windows OS, and other

lamp

If you need a lamp, but all you have are monitors

SQLite

Simple C++ abstraction of SQLite

win32-hub-events

Downlevel and sample implementation of (proposed) Hub Events

win32-iocp-events

Example of waiting for Event Objects by associating them with a I/O Completion Port (IOCP), effectively lifting MAXIMUM_WAIT_OBJECTS (64) limit of WaitForMultipleObjects(Ex) API.