We use _set_set_translator() in a multithreaded C++ application to catch Access Violation and other errors of its kind, turn them into a useful object of a homegrown C++ "exception" class, and throw the new exception to our outermost handlers. Upon upgrading to Visual Studio 2005 from VC 6.0, however, We have found that a certain pattern of exception handling in a subroutine causes a "second" Access Violation while we're busy handling the first one. It appears to be specifically related to wheth...

Hello, As I've had little support about this problem from the IBM forum, maybe somebody here may be able to help me. I want to implement an barrier between the SPE's, with no PPE intervention. A barrier is a synchronization object which can be used to create meeting points between different processors. A processor which has called the barrier remains blocked until all other processors have also called the barrier. My approach uses signals in ORed mode. My code looks okay to me, but unfortunately...

Paradroid Wii v0.4 Paradroid is a Wii port of the Commodore 64 game of the same name. The game is ported from an open source version of the game. The game comes in three parts, all of them are included in one .zip file.    Full Changelog (show) (hide) * 12/4 - v0.4 Released! o I believe the final major crash bug has been fixed o No longer alpha! Ready for inclusion in homebrew browser. * Changes in v0.4 o Yellow and Red alerts no longer continuously contribute to your score. + This was a feature...

By KOrUPt - My Blog. ---- Portable Executable file infection is a subject I always found to be sketchy. There was always a piece of the puzzle missing in my case... In this article I hope to clarify the matter and hopefully provide a good starting point for those wanting to learn how such tools work. I want to mention that I'm writing this article with an intention of educating others. You may start out with PE infection, but eventually I hope that you'll move onto authoring PE protection tools...