X11-Basic programs can connect to UDP and/or TCP/IP sockets anywhere on the network and as well can open a socket on the device to run a program as a server. A good example on how to make UDP connections from one device to another is given with udp_send.bas and udp_receive.bas.
The BASIC sourcecode can be packed together with the interpreter runtime library to form a standalone executable (thus still interpreted, but sourcecode is not eaysily readable anymore.).
The X11-Basic package is shipped with the X11-Basic compiler xbc, which makes stand-alone binaries out of X11-Basic source code. It also can produce .o object files, shared objects (or DLLs) and bytecode.
t this way. Basic auth uses just a simple encoding algo-rithm to "hide" your credentials and it is moderately easy to open port). If you use NTLM-to-basic and DON’T specify some username/password in the configuration file, you are bound to loose tunneling fea-tures, because cntlm alone won’t know your
Tutorial Target Audience This tutorial is targeted for people who are new to Eclipse and to Java. It is designed to work either for those with prior programming experience in other languages or for those without prior experience.
EXAMPLES The basic usage is as follows: $ steghide embed -cf picture.jpg -ef secret.txt Enter passphrase: Re-Enter passphrase: embedding "secret.txt" in "picture.jpg"... done This command will embed the file secret.txt in the cover file picture.jpg. ive the secret message. The receiver has to use steghi
The idea of this document (and the corresponding xml instance) is to provide a quick reference for switching from matlab to an open-source environment, such as Python, Scilab, Octave and Gnuplot, or R for numeric processing and data visualisation.
We are going to program a robot to move forwards for 4 seconds, then backwards for another 4 seconds, and then stop. Not very spectacular but it will introduce you to the basic idea of programming. And it will show you how easy this is. But before we can write a program, we first need a robot.