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I'm a newbie programmer looking to create a simple proxy in C that forwards HTTP requests (through TCP). Are there any resources online that can get me started? I've already looked at "Beej's Guide to Network Programming" as it came highly recommended, but I find it to be a little incomplete and hard to follow. Any suggestion would be appreciated!
Why reinventing the wheel?
There is tinyproxy that is fully featured, opensource and free.
https://banu.com/tinyproxy/
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Is there any reason that I absolutely should not write my own delta compression library (in C)? I'm working on proprietary project and cannot include any GPL'd code (and most others in fact).Being not an expert in binary data compression, I'm wondering if I do go this way, where should I start? All data involved is highly patterned binary with roughly the same length (~100K).
Sorry for the rather vague question.. Thanks in advance for any insight
Zlib is freely available and reusable, even in proprietary software. (Here is the license.) There is no reason to try and recreate it.
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BoxedApp http://www.boxedapp.com/boxedappsdk/ is useful to write programs which need virtual or fake file.
I want to know is there any other Library or Component as an alternative to this for free?
The reason that I need such thing is, I have a stream in memory and need it to play. (stream is a film)
any free alternative? (BoxedApp can handle it.)
I know that Microsoft Detours can be alternative to BoxedApp. As for another alternatives - I do not know.
Good luck
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I am looking for an online tutorial for CUnit. After much "Googling", the only ones I have come across are the CUnit documentation on sourceforge and this one. None of which can really be described as a tutorial with a "walk though" working example.
Does any one know of a CUnit tutorial that actually walks through testing a sample program?
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gcc 4.4.3 c89
I am just getting started with log4c. However, there is very little documentation out there for how to get started with it.
I am wondering does anyone know of any tutorials, articles on how to get started?
If you unpack the tar ball from the project page at http://log4c.sourceforge.net/ there is a doc directory containing examples etc.
Also there is the developer's guide at http://www.slideshare.net/gzm55/log4-c-developers-guide-presentation.
Since log4c and log4net are both ports of log4j, may be you can use log4j/log4net documentation. Since it is a port, the configuration and API should be the same
log4net documentation:
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/manual/configuration.html
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I am supposed to be making a jeopardy game for my class. I was wondering it there is a template for it already out? Or do I have to make one myself, in which case, what would be the best approach to making this game in Silverlight? (My last resort is to make it in PowerPoint)
No, there is no template such as this today.
You would need to do a great amount of research into game development in Silverlight to be successful, and that information is too involved to fit into a single question like this.