Honestly, when I started I was sure that this part was going to be the most time-consuming. You can find those in the Conclusions section. I can think of at least two answers to that last question. Obviously, once you "know" what the score is right now, you can manage a high score list. However, people keep their Solitaire score anyway and in the most bizarre ways, for example, here. I was also wondering why there wasn't a built-in Solitaire high score mechanism. Once I realized I could not "steal" the score with a spy, I became intrigued. He looked at me with hatred in his error handling and said, "It only took you 2 days, you son of a bitch!" Introduction I called his bluff and his address fell to the ground. Once we moved to normal run, he would change it to the right. While we were fighting in debug, he kept his address in his left sleeve. He had one more trick left up his sleeve. His hidden address was revealed for all to see. He tried to throw confusing assembly commands at me, but I was too focused on the target. He moved right and then left, but the last one got him and he suddenly froze. I fired a few breakpoints at him, just to see what he was going to do. We stood for only a moment and then drew. I was hoping we wouldn't be using bare hands for this. I cleaned my WinDbg and put it in its holster. He always winked at me, "Well boy, we ain't getting any younger." Then one day I decided that's it it's me or him. We'll step outside and sort our business out," he said. "C'mon back when you're not so wet behind the ears. "I've got no time to fight with you," said I, "I have work to do." I tried to pull Spy++ on him, but that just made him laugh: "You rookie," he said, "What in the hell is wrong with ya?" He was mocking me with his lack of high scoring mechanism. Download compiled Crypto++ libraries - 3,810.8 Kb.
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