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Building a Native Windows on Arm App with WinForms

by Thomas Daniels

This article will show how to create a simple but complete WoA-native Windows Forms application.

by Dev Leader

Are you excited to get your Myo armband from Thalmic Labs? If you're a C# developer, then check out this open source library to help you control your Myo! The post appeared first on http://www.DevLeader.ca.

Digging into .NET Object Allocation Fundamentals

by Ben M Watson

Understand exactly what happens during object allocation in .NET, why it's extremely efficient in the common case, and how to trigger slower code paths

Hacking with Windbg - Part 1 (Notepad)

by Sarthak S

Assembly inspection and hacking with windbg

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Building a Native Windows on Arm App with WinForms

by Thomas Daniels

This article will show how to create a simple but complete WoA-native Windows Forms application.

Controlling a Myo Armband with C#

by Dev Leader

Digging into .NET Object Allocation Fundamentals

by Ben M Watson

Understand exactly what happens during object allocation in .NET, why it's extremely efficient in the common case, and how to trigger slower code paths

Hacking with Windbg - Part 1 (Notepad)

by Sarthak S

Assembly inspection and hacking with windbg

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Building a Native Windows on Arm App with WinForms

by Thomas Daniels

This article will show how to create a simple but complete WoA-native Windows Forms application.

Controlling a Myo Armband with C#

by Dev Leader

Digging into .NET Object Allocation Fundamentals

by Ben M Watson

Understand exactly what happens during object allocation in .NET, why it's extremely efficient in the common case, and how to trigger slower code paths

Hacking with Windbg - Part 1 (Notepad)

by Sarthak S

Assembly inspection and hacking with windbg

Hacking with Windbg - Part 2 (Minesweeper)

by Sarthak S

Assembly inspection and hacking with windbg

Implementing a Universal Turing Machine With Only mov Instructions

by Gregory Morse

UTM based on mov is Turing-complete paper x86 and x86-64

Metamorphic engines

by Kewin Rausch

How an application performs metamorphism to adapt and survive in an "hostile" environment.

Porting Guide for Unity Game on Intel® Architecture for China Market

by Android on Intel

Porting Guide for Unity Game on Intel® Architecture for China Market

Porting Intel Intrinsics to Arm Neon Intrinsics

by Jeremy C. Ong

In this article we look at transitioning from x86 to Arm or vice versa for non-portable x86 SSE code

Using Arm64EC with Windows 11

by Dawid Borycki

This article demonstrates how to use Arm64EC in a C++ application. The application you will implement performs the multiplication of two pseudo-randomly generated square matrices.

X86_64 IDE for MAC (rebirth of my Multi Emulator)

by codestarman

This project describes an X86 assembler IDE for the MAC developed using JavaFX. The starting point was an X86 emulator developed by the author in C++, which was subsequently ported to C#.