4 resultados para Pe riodique e lectronique (Descripteur de forme)

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PERWAPI is a component for reading and writing .NET PE-files. The name is a compound acronym for Program Executable Reader/Writer Application Programming Interface. The code was written by one of us (Diane Corney) with some contributions from some of the early users of the tool. PERWAPI is a managed component, written entirely in safe C#. The design of the writer part of the component is loosely based on Diane Corneys previous PEAPI component. It is open source software, and is released under a FreeBSD-like license. The source may be downloaded from http://plas.fit.qut.edu.au/perwapi/ As of the date of this document the code has facilities for reading and writing PEfiles compatible with the latest (beta-2) release of the Whidbey version of .NET, that is, the Visual Studio 2005 framework. An invocation option allows earlier versions of the framework to be targeted.

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PERWAPI is a component for reading and writing .NET PE-files. The name is a compound acronym for Program Executable Reader/Writer Application Programming Interface. The code was written by one of us (Diane Corney) with some contributions from some of the early users of the tool. PERWAPI is a managed component, written entirely in safe C#. The design of the writer part of the component is loosely based on Diane Corneys previous PEAPI component. It is open source software, and is released under a FreeBSD-like license. The source may be downloaded from http://perwapi.codeplex.com. As of the date of this document the code has facilities for reading and writing PEfiles compatible with the V2 or later frameworks.

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The Game Sense coaching approach emphasises the modification of game elements or the development of modified games to achieve learning outcomes. In this article we will introduce the constraints-led approach to learning and demonstrate how the theory can underpin the design of games lessons ensuring that teachers give themselves the best chance of satisfying the skill acquisition and psychological needs of every child in PE.