Crypto-Stack by Brain Patchwork DX, LLC.
unit CStack_Base;
interface
uses
SysUtils, Classes;
type
{ Exception classes }
ECStackError = class(Exception);
{ Enums for configuration }
TCSAESMode = (amECB, amCBC, amOFB, amCTR, amCTS, amGCM);
TCSPadding = (pdNone, pdPKCS7);
TCSHashType ...
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- Tue Jul 28, 2026 4:45 am
- Forum: Active Projects
- Topic: Newly Released - CStack
- Replies: 0
- Views: 7146
- Tue Jul 14, 2026 3:55 pm
- Forum: Welcome Back!
- Topic: Trying to mold a definition into reality.
- Replies: 0
- Views: 31451
Trying to mold a definition into reality.
Many people have asked over the years, why "Brain Patchwork DX" (BPDX :mrgreen: ) for our business name.
* The original answer was my Partner at the time was from Italy, and he shared a name suggestion ~ when simplified to "What's that mean in English", he said "Brain" and "Patchwork, like ...
* The original answer was my Partner at the time was from Italy, and he shared a name suggestion ~ when simplified to "What's that mean in English", he said "Brain" and "Patchwork, like ...
- Tue Jul 07, 2026 1:10 am
- Forum: It's all about AI
- Topic: Three major paradigms of artificial intelligence
- Replies: 0
- Views: 43248
Three major paradigms of artificial intelligence
AI writes to me:
The provided code demonstrates the conceptual differences between three major paradigms of artificial intelligence:
* ** Rule-Based AI (`TRuleBasedAI`)**: This represents the "Classical AI" or Expert Systems. It relies on fixed logic provided by the programmer. It is efficient ...
The provided code demonstrates the conceptual differences between three major paradigms of artificial intelligence:
* ** Rule-Based AI (`TRuleBasedAI`)**: This represents the "Classical AI" or Expert Systems. It relies on fixed logic provided by the programmer. It is efficient ...
- Mon Jul 06, 2026 12:23 am
- Forum: MLC v1.260701
- Topic: Who has the better compiler?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 85047
Re: Who has the better compiler?
※ recap: MLC is a production-ready OOP Pascal compiler with automatic LZSS binary compression at 82% ratio and full variable tracking.
- Mon Jul 06, 2026 12:21 am
- Forum: MLC v1.260701
- Topic: Who has the better compiler?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 85047
My Little Compiler - is better!
mlc "My Little Compiler" v1.0.1
[MLC] Compiling: testcase.pas
[MLC] Source: 73 bytes
[MLC] Tokens: 9
[MLC] AST: Generated
[MLC] Variables: 0 global, 0 local
[MLC] Generated: testcase.ll
[MLC] Compiling...
[MLC] Assembly: testcase.s
[MLC] Object: testcase.o
[MLC] Binary: testcase
3 lines, 0.5 ...
[MLC] Compiling: testcase.pas
[MLC] Source: 73 bytes
[MLC] Tokens: 9
[MLC] AST: Generated
[MLC] Variables: 0 global, 0 local
[MLC] Generated: testcase.ll
[MLC] Compiling...
[MLC] Assembly: testcase.s
[MLC] Object: testcase.o
[MLC] Binary: testcase
3 lines, 0.5 ...
- Sun Jul 05, 2026 10:28 pm
- Forum: MLC v1.260701
- Topic: Who has the better compiler?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 85047
Who has the better compiler?
Growing up in the Turbo Pascal days, and having built my own 100% backward compatible TP7 compiler.
* I personally struggle with the Bloat of newer compilers.
Test Case
Begin
Writeln('Who makes the smallest Linux EXE from Pascal?!');
End.
TP7: 3 lines, 0.1 seconds, 2496 bytes code, 670 ...
* I personally struggle with the Bloat of newer compilers.
Test Case
Begin
Writeln('Who makes the smallest Linux EXE from Pascal?!');
End.
TP7: 3 lines, 0.1 seconds, 2496 bytes code, 670 ...
- Fri Jul 03, 2026 3:28 am
- Forum: MLC v1.260701
- Topic: FREE BETA RELEASE!
- Replies: 1
- Views: 62770
- Fri Jul 03, 2026 3:25 am
- Forum: MLC v1.260701
- Topic: FREE BETA RELEASE!
- Replies: 1
- Views: 62770
FREE BETA RELEASE!
🐆 Meet MLC Cheetah — a brand new Python Self-Hosting Compiler front-end powered by an LLVM backend.
🔥 Get native machine-code speeds without leaving the Python ecosystem.
🎁 FREE BETA launches July 4th!
💰 Post-beta pricing will scale with your budget (accessible to all devs).
email us your request ...
🔥 Get native machine-code speeds without leaving the Python ecosystem.
🎁 FREE BETA launches July 4th!
💰 Post-beta pricing will scale with your budget (accessible to all devs).
email us your request ...
- Wed Jul 01, 2026 2:50 am
- Forum: Welcome Back!
- Topic: Revising my DXJavaScript from 2000.
- Replies: 5
- Views: 151102
A complete JavaScript engine for the Pascal ecosystem.
Audit
Claude finished the response
dxjavascript.zip
zip
Parse through this delphi source - let me know if I missed sending you any units.
I'll extract and analyze the uploaded Delphi source to identify all units and check for any missing files.
Extract and list all Delphi files in the ...
Claude finished the response
dxjavascript.zip
zip
Parse through this delphi source - let me know if I missed sending you any units.
I'll extract and analyze the uploaded Delphi source to identify all units and check for any missing files.
Extract and list all Delphi files in the ...
- Sun Jun 28, 2026 10:20 pm
- Forum: Havoc
- Topic: Dev-Specifications
- Replies: 0
- Views: 46140
Dev-Specifications
HAVOC
Bulletin Board System
Developer Specification
Including the HAX Scripting Platform
Document Class Developer Functional Specification
Product HAVOC BBS + HAX Script Engine
Network Layer DXSock6 / DXGenericServer (licensed)
Target OS Linux x86-64 (primary), Windows x86-64 (secondary ...
Bulletin Board System
Developer Specification
Including the HAX Scripting Platform
Document Class Developer Functional Specification
Product HAVOC BBS + HAX Script Engine
Network Layer DXSock6 / DXGenericServer (licensed)
Target OS Linux x86-64 (primary), Windows x86-64 (secondary ...