Projects
Sorted in alphabetical order.
A small utility program to modify the Windows Autologon settings in the Windows registry with a GUI.
A tiny header-only C++ library to handle options (parameters, arguments, …) which are given to programs on the command line.
At the moment, I’m working on my library to support Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) devices via the
Windows Portable Devices (WPD) API, so that future versions of RandFill will be able to use also
smartphones as targets and not only Mass Storage Class (MSC) devices like plain USB flash drives.
Time for a quick update on my activities in the last couple of months:
So, it’s been quite a while since the last post of this sort, and I did slow down on the projects mentioned
there for some time, but…
In the last weeks, I migrated all my personal projects from Mercurial
to Git (they remain hosted at BitBucket.org for now, under the same URLs).
A small utility to scratch my own itch: Having global shortcut keys for often needed actions.
I’ve changed the build process of the RandFill project recently
from using the Visual Studio files (*.sln, *.vcxproj, etc.) to maintaining and generating those with CMake.
The first version of my new little helper script QuickADUserInfo has been released.
No functional changes yet, but it comes now with a proper installer instead of just an executable in
a zip file (for this tool and at this stage not really necessary, but it will come handy in the future).
While looking through the files of that tool for the first time in years and comparing it with my old homepage,
I realized that I’ve forgotten to publish the latest version (not really surprising, since it’s only a small utility,
only used by me and put on the internet just for the sake of completeness and delusions of grandeur).
Finally, a new release of my pet project is done: RandFill 1.2.0 is here!
New minor release of RandFill.
The project is now open source (published under the terms of the MIT license)
and available on BitBucket.org.
The year is 2026 and I got my very first Raspberry Pi, to use it as an audio player! 🙂
A new version of my small command-line utility remi has been released.
SIM Info is a new small console program for Microsoft Windows
to display SIM identification data like ICCID, IMEI and IMSI.
A new version of SIMInfo has been released.
A new version of SIMInfo has been released.
A new version of SIMInfo has been released
(side note: version 1.3 was omitted from publication, because it’s been mainly a work of internal restructuring).
A new version of SIMInfo has been released.
A new version of SIMInfo has been released.
I’ve committed and uploaded the changes of the last couple of weeks of work on
SIMInfo and tagged it as version 2.1 — but don’t really
plan to release it as a compiled binary.
I’m currently migrating RandFill from plain Win32 code to a mix of Win32 and Qt 5 code (mainly the GUI parts, at the moment);
and the size comparison between these two versions is sobering.
While I’m (slowly) continuing to convert RandFill from Win32 to Qt,
I’ve added the icon of the logo to the main window and the executable today.
After quietly working on it for several months, the project has now reached a point where I feel
comfortable to make it public:
comfortable to make it public:
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