Windows provides a way to include an application handler into a system hook chain; this can be used to implement, for example: If the second point sounds a bit obscure, well… that’s exactly the case we needed to improve. Our software implements an integration system that operates not only at protocol level (IPC) but also […]
Tag: C/C++
Windows Core Audio API
Whoever has used advanced audio apparels knows that the most used driver is the ASIO one: quite commonly, each audio interface is provided with a proprietary implementation of the ASIO specifications and the driver is generally used from within the Digital Audio Workstation or other applications that are able to stream through this protocol. ASIO […]
Kerberos
Kerberos is an authentication protocol originally developed by MIT and implemented by various vendors and systems; probably its best description is in the first paragraph that can be found in the MIT Kerberos site: Kerberos is a network authentication protocol. It is designed to provide strong authentication for client/server applications by using secret-key cryptography. A […]
How to build/install gcc/g++ from sources on a Raspberry Pi
The easiest, fastest and painless solution is using a pre-compiled package: some apt-get install stuff after added the proper repo of the distro generally does the trick. But fortunately GCC/G++ are always in progress tools and it is useful to be able to align to the most recent version autonomously.