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This thing should be standard on every computerSimplifying access to apps and files is what this is all about, especially on today's big hard disks (and tomorrow's even bigger disks). And it's especially useful on a laptop, where I can use keystrokes rather than a mouse or thumbpad. It's rare that I find a free app that changes the way I interact with my computer, but after using FARR for two or three weeks, I'm almost ready to claim that it's that kind of app. This thing should be standard on every computer.
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Mini-Review: Objconv Programmer's Library ConverterBasic Info
Intro: First of all let me warn you that this is a tool for programmers, and probably only a small subset of those will ever need a tool like this. Objconv is a command line tool that can convert object and library files between a number of formats, and also perform certain changes in the process. Objconv at the moment supports COFF, ELF, OMF and MACHO formats, with both 32-bit and 64-bit support where possible. It can be used as a simple library manager because it supports adding and extracting members. Objconv also includes a disassembler supporting the SSE4, AVX, FMA and XOP instruction sets. The author, Agner Fog, is well known for his work on documenting low level optimization techniques, and the pdf files available from his homepage are a great resource. |
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