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What library do I need in order to use all PKCS#11 functions (like C_INITIALIZE, C_FINALIZE).
I've searched a lot but did not find anything.
Also my project must be in WINDOWS, Visual Studio.
Library implementing PKCS#11 API is usually provided by the vendor of your cryptographic device (smartcard, token, HSM...). Alternatively you can also use pure software PKCS#11 implementation such as SoftHSM.
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Where can I find the Microsoft Kinect SDK API list for C# similar to the one provided in Java Docs where it consists of all the Classes, Packages...etc in the SDK
Try here, googling on kinect microsoft sdk msdn should have been enough to find it.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.kinect.aspx
C++ and C#/VB.NET reference documentation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj572480.aspx
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I am looking for a C# tool or Visual Studio Extension to visualize the typed api of all the library I use (because there is not type in the msdn doc, and some library have no apidoc).
What do you mean by typed api ? You can use the Object browser in Visual Studio if you want to look into the signatures of the dll you are referencing.
Or if you want to generate documentation for a library you can use tools like GhostDoc
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I am looking for a .net C# library that can do translations. I tried googles one but they charge money now for it.
I am looking for something that can preferably auto detect languages, translate blocks of text or download the entire page and convert it.
This all has to of course be done through code.
Thanks
Have you tried using bing?
http://www.microsofttranslator.com/
There is a translator .net library on codeplex that uses bing: http://translateit.codeplex.com/
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I'm looking for LZSS for decoding some packets from a game engine. If anyone could point me to a library I would be extremely happy. Thanks!
You can call on the Allegro Library (open source library in C developed for game development). It contains LZSS decoding and is callable from C#.
Or you can also look at: LZSS.c and port it over to C#, or compile it into a basic C library and then call it from C#.
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Does anyone know of a good example implementation of the Service Location Protocol that can be build/ran on a windows box?
OpenSLP is said to compile fine on Windows.
OpenSLP referenced above is the code base that Novell uses for its SLP implementation for eDirectory now a days. Not too many things really use SLP for real these days. Usually more of a half hearted implementation