The smallest Winblows program I ever wrote

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Tuesday, August 11. 2009

Posted by Tim Hentenaar in Programming at 03:53 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

The smallest Winblows program I ever wrote

Tonight, while being bored, I actually wrote a Winblows program. I might be losing my mind, but I can say one good thing about it. The size of the code + data is well under 100 bytes. I believe this would qualify as one of the smallest Win32 programs in existence. At least no one can ever say I never wrote a Winblows program.

Download it here.

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