kennar

Thanks. I unearthed some simple code - not mine - that uses linear feedback shift registers for the first version but will investigate OpenSSL. The details of all of this is pretty foreign to me so I'm content with any reasonable solution. Those wiki pages do in fact look useful. Thanks again.

. I recently wrote a very small utility in C that generates a text list but now there is requirement to have that output encrypted. A second application would then read the list, search for a match, update, save, and repeat. Any recommendation on a simple library with a selection of encryption methods? The object really is to keep the list from a little more than casual eyes poking around. Thanks.

If you search for my username in this forum, I uploaded a couple PDFs years ago.

In that case, probably of little value for your purposes. There is also Cairo: https://cairographics.org/download/ AntiGrain abandoned in 2006/7 but I seem to recall a fork of v2.4 by users: http://www.antigrain.com/index.html

Don't know if you're looking but thee is also G'MIC + CImg: http://gmic.eu/, http://cimg.eu/

Thank you. Now, I haven't yet looked at the tutorial but I think any effort to build teaching materials should be applauded.

Thanks, I'll probably go with the recommended option though good to know about Junctions.

I've just upgraded to a larger C drive and would like to move the Leadworks installation from another drive. I looked but it doesn't appear that the Steam client makes this easy. I assume I have to delete, manually or otherwise, then re-install. If not, suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

If you have the means, why not put your furniture in storage, then spend a few months in various cities. And, don't just limit yourself to the US.

That's great. There seems to be an error with downloading at the moment, will try later. I had started a manual conversion a couple weeks ago - just a few pages to explore formatting - and may continue in the new year. See attached. le3xb.pdf

Rick: This may not be to your liking but it looks like the Albalynx source has been opened (https://bitbucket.org/wolfhound512/albalynxproto?). I don`t mind it for my Allegro stuff because I essentially reuse the same code in every project. Also, ImGUI (https://github.com/ocornut/imgui) may be be suitable for utility projects.

Are updates immediate for everyone or are there geographic differences in how Steam handles new releases?

Is it confirmed that standalone will not get the 3.3 update?