01-04-2012, 12:55 AM
Project Name: FBytes
Project Version: 1.0
Preview:
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqtqgb0E1g0&fmt=100[/yt]
Description:
FBytes is a quick little GUI utility/tool that allows you to merge the binary data of 2 files into one. The program itself reads the bytes of both files, before writing the combined bytes to a new output file with your specified file extension.
Images:
![[Image: izQi6sPXTLMok.png]](http://i.minus.com/izQi6sPXTLMok.png)
![[Image: iAkRiG7A9uT0K.png]](http://i.minus.com/iAkRiG7A9uT0K.png)
Other Notes:
The reason I created this was to make an easy alternative to the command prompt method for combining binary streams for files
It doesn't use Shell or Process start and send arguments to the console as for the "copy /b" method, what my application does is basically what the full command does there, but on it's own. I merge and write the bytes of both files to an output file with a definable file extension. (Really this file extension is pointless though, since the bytes will still be the same regardless of what file extension you save it as.)
Download & Source Available:
http://tech.reboot.pro/showthread.php?ti...0#pid12310
Project Version: 1.0
Preview:
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqtqgb0E1g0&fmt=100[/yt]
Description:
FBytes is a quick little GUI utility/tool that allows you to merge the binary data of 2 files into one. The program itself reads the bytes of both files, before writing the combined bytes to a new output file with your specified file extension.
Images:
Other Notes:
The reason I created this was to make an easy alternative to the command prompt method for combining binary streams for files
It doesn't use Shell or Process start and send arguments to the console as for the "copy /b" method, what my application does is basically what the full command does there, but on it's own. I merge and write the bytes of both files to an output file with a definable file extension. (Really this file extension is pointless though, since the bytes will still be the same regardless of what file extension you save it as.)
Download & Source Available:
http://tech.reboot.pro/showthread.php?ti...0#pid12310