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A 3-in-1: Studying's XP/NT's Core, Fastest Compression Ever, and Debug.Print in Compiled Programs

by Ion Alex Ionescu (9 Submissions)
Category: Windows API Call/Explanation
Compatability: Visual Basic 5.0
Difficulty: Advanced
Date Added: Wed 3rd February 2021
Rating: (91 Votes)

This article will show you three things, accompagnied by code:
1st, the deep internals of the NT and XP Operating System (They are the same) in an easy-to-understand language and format that isn't written for Assembly Code Developpers.
2nd, using the techniques in the article, an ultra-fast compression program will be shown, based on an undocumented, hidden, Native API of Windows NT/XP. This is the fastest compression I've ever seen using VB code.
3rd, A technique in using Debug.Print in compiled applicaitons will be shown (this has already been on VBC), however, my implementation will also show you how to catch those debug messages, not only from your application but from all others.
Enjoy and I hope you had a nice Halloween!

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