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deadracoon âð¸ì¸í¸ì¸ â¸êë¸ä¸â¸ò ê¸ì¸íò¸ð¸ ¸ç ̸éêð¸ñ¸ôò¸âñê¸õ ¸ñõ¸äí¸ê¸â. (¸ï¸ðò¸ ¸ some_41)Windows XP, shlwapi.dll
// Cover me, I'm going to do UI
themeui.dll, Windows XP
DESCRIPTION:
resource file (I can't believe I just wrote that)
comctl32.dll, Windows XP
// caller asked to draw no (or negative) pixels; that's easy!
// Early-out this case so other parts of the drawing
// don't get confused.
cmd.exe, Windows XP
// Ugly, but what options do I have? Only to patch existing logic or change syntax.
NTVDM.EXE, Windows NT 3.51
/*
* SoftPC Revision 3.0
*
* Title : yoda.c
*
* Description : The Debugger of a Jedi Master
*
* Author : Obi wan (ben) Kneobi
*
* Notes : May the force be with you.
*
*/
CDFS, Windows NT 3.51
//
// Here is the "M A R K L U C O V S K Y" hack from hell.
//
// It's here because Mark says he can't avoid sending me double beginning
// backslashes via the Win32 layer.
//
kernel32.dll, Windows NT 3.51
// then we are out of sync. It is a problem of process structure and
// I don't want to think about it now.
// The funny thing is that we have to assume the environment
// is a block of strings(otherwise, how can we do it?)t, nothing more and
// nothing less. If someday and somebody dares to change it, he will be
// the one to blame.
hypertrm.dll, Windows 2000
This module would do Dr. Frankenstein proud ...
Hypertrm.dll, Windows XP
// Just to let you know, there is no printer.
Hypertrm.dll, Windows XP
/*
* We get here one of two ways. The first and expected
* way is by selecting "Resume" from the menu. This is
* not a problem. the other way is that there is still
* a problem with the menus. Go figure.
*/
Windows XP, hypertrm.dll
//jmh 3/24/97 For future maintainers: there's some
// skulduggery going on here that's worth explaining. When
// you try to open a non-existent file, the name is still
// stored. The code to do a telnet command-line dial
// depends on this. Honest! I didn't write this...
͸ ¸ á¸ññï¸ðí¸é ï¸á¸ä¸ò¸ëü í¸ø¸ã¸ õ¸òï¸ð¸ä¸:
RCDLL.DLL, RC Compiler, Platform SDK â¸ðñ¸é ¸ä¸ê ä¸ 2001 ã¸ä¸
//- I'll be the first person to admit that this is an ugly solution, but
//- hey, we're Microsoft :-). 8-2-91 ***** *******.
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