Saturday, March 31, 2007
How To Search The Web
How To Search The Web:
How to Search the Web - A Guide To Search Tools by Terry A. Gray
Using the various search tools on the web is enhanced by knowing how they were actually designed, and especially by knowing the specific rules--all too often quite different--for each tool. I have tried to address both these needs. I have arranged the search engines and catalogs in order of usefulness, provided a link to them in the title of each section, and then spell out, in short form, the rules for using them. I have provided some short examples, but for detailed examples consult the help documentation available at the site. The goal of this article is to help the new user get the most useful 'hits' when using the various tools. At the end I have placed a handy little table which summarizes certain common characteristics among the search engines, some general search tips, and cross-references to other useful articles."
How to Search the Web - A Guide To Search Tools by Terry A. Gray
Using the various search tools on the web is enhanced by knowing how they were actually designed, and especially by knowing the specific rules--all too often quite different--for each tool. I have tried to address both these needs. I have arranged the search engines and catalogs in order of usefulness, provided a link to them in the title of each section, and then spell out, in short form, the rules for using them. I have provided some short examples, but for detailed examples consult the help documentation available at the site. The goal of this article is to help the new user get the most useful 'hits' when using the various tools. At the end I have placed a handy little table which summarizes certain common characteristics among the search engines, some general search tips, and cross-references to other useful articles."
Friday, March 30, 2007
'XmlLite: A Small And Fast XML Parser For Native C ,'bloggerForm','scrollbars=no,width=475,height=300,top=175,left=75,status=yes,resizable=yes
'XmlLite: A Small And Fast XML Parser For Native C ,'bloggerForm','scrollbars=no,width=475,height=300,top=175,left=75,status=yes,resizable=yes: "XmlLite provides a high-performance, low-overhead XML reader and writer geared for applications written in native C . Learn more here."
XmlLite: A Small And Fast XML Parser For Native C++ -- MSDN Magazine, April 2007
XmlLite: A Small And Fast XML Parser For Native C++ -- MSDN Magazine, April 2007:
"XmlLite - A Small And Fast XML Parser For Native C++
How XmlLite compares to other available XML parsers
The strengths and limitations of XmlLite
Reading and writing XML
XML security considerations"
"XmlLite - A Small And Fast XML Parser For Native C++
How XmlLite compares to other available XML parsers
The strengths and limitations of XmlLite
Reading and writing XML
XML security considerations"
Thursday, March 29, 2007
CTNHashProc
CTNHashProc
CTNHashProc is a MS SQLServer 2000 Extended Stored Procedure that returns the hash of a given string. Hash is returned on hexadecimal.
Currently the supported hash functions are linked from Crypto++ and are the following:
@type HASH
---------------------------------
1 SHA
2 SHA2 (SHA-256)
3 SHA2 (SHA-384)
4 SHA2 (SHA-512)
11 MD5
20 RIPEMD-160
25 Tiger
Any other hash function supported by the library Crypto++ Version 5.1 may be added easy to CTNHashProc. An unsupported hash function can also be added but you need a C++ implementation of the function or a library that supports it.
CTNHashProc is a MS SQLServer 2000 Extended Stored Procedure that returns the hash of a given string. Hash is returned on hexadecimal.
Currently the supported hash functions are linked from Crypto++ and are the following:
@type HASH
---------------------------------
1 SHA
2 SHA2 (SHA-256)
3 SHA2 (SHA-384)
4 SHA2 (SHA-512)
11 MD5
20 RIPEMD-160
25 Tiger
Any other hash function supported by the library Crypto++ Version 5.1 may be added easy to CTNHashProc. An unsupported hash function can also be added but you need a C++ implementation of the function or a library that supports it.
Sunday, March 11, 2007
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