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Also what about my LZSS compression problem?
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There are hundreds of "minimize to tray" programs out there but because 1) none did exactly what I wanted and 2) I've been in a C coding spree for years anyway
I wrote my own. Drop me an E-mail and I'll send to you the binary as well as the full source (MinGW/gcc 4.5+ needed for compilation). And, no, it's not trivial how to do it... ![]() Sorry, I can't help you with your other problem; I'm not very familiar with compression beyond the basic knowledge and some hacking.
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Oh, thanks. I will do that.
![]() I'll send it by PM if thats ok. Glad you have it in C as well. ![]() Also, how does it work? So you have/made an app to minimize another to the tray right? But obviously I could input the same code into the app I would like to minimize itself right? Last edited by ptsz; 21-11-2011 at 20:32. |
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Minimizing your own application into the tray is pretty easy; minimizing another application is complicated.
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the compression thing sounds like the algo is going bad somewhere or there is some crypto on the buffer after x bytes, usually thats the cause...try using the algo to compress something else then decompress and compare
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I don't have the algo though, to test out on other things. I did do some searching but didn't find exactly what I wanted.
I just got something to test it, some sort of LZSS v0.0.1 tool, it works fine with files above 200k. But in any case, here is the unpack script that it uses to unpack the files: Code:
script temp removed I haven't done any LZSS compression or such so far though, only tried to extract it for quite a while by now.
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You can check the source of UPX of course for this.
I know another website which uses this technique and publiced some information about the headers, I thought it was http://www.exesecure.com, they do the same actually. Maybe you can recompile the program for convenience. |
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