Universal Network Terminal

[username1]

This is like

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or Terminal, but separates input and output into two different windows. Written in C, uses Win32 API, including Winsock.

To compile (assume M$ C compiler 12.0.844):

cl /O1 /Os /GF /J /w /MD uniterm.c /link uniterm.res /align:4096 /filealign:512 /merge:.rdata=.text /section:.text,EWR  /stub:\64b\stubby.exe /subsystem:windows /machine:ix86 /entry:main user32.lib kernel32.lib wsock32.lib wininet.lib gdi32.lib

Study the code for an example of async Winsock programming in both client and server perspective.

 

[Wh005h]

Ohh, sexy looks like fun I'm gonna start playing with it hehe

*Edit-Uno*
Hmm data doesn't convert both ways on the windows, if you have it set to Hex at the send or recieve time you can't get to to ascii

 

[username1]

What do you mean? You can get a mix of hex and ASCII, just toggle the radiobuttons for the appropriate window.

is a screenshot of (one, the other is nearly the same) me talking to myself via two uniterms, showing the mix of hex and ASCII displayed.

 

[jetgod]

Good work.
Simple, but nice. And it can be funny to open a webbrowser, click listen to 127.0.0.1 on port 80, then send the data manually.