For now, this one seems to be the winner:
CDs digitalisieren lassen Eins, Zwei, MP3… (SERVICE)
Audio-CDs rippen mit Exact Audio Copy (HI CONTENT QUALITY, DO IT YOURSELF)
MSDN: The Virtual-Memory Manager in Windows NT (1992)
MSDN: Managing Virtual Memory in Win32 (1993)
MDSN: Managing Heap Memory in Win32 (1993)
MSDN: Managing Memory-Mapped Files in Win32 (1993)
MSDN: Entry point up-to-date memory management
MSDN: Memory Performance Information
MSDN Example: Collecting Memory Usage Information For a Process
MSDN: Memory Limits for Windows Releases
MSDN: 4-Gigabyte Tuning
MSDN: Memory Management Functions
MSDN: About Structured Exception Handling. Coarse overview.
Matt Pietrek: A Crash Course on the Depths of Win32 Structured Exception Handling (1997). Telling in detail how structured exception handling works on machine level and how compilers implement them on x86.
Matt Pietrek: New Vectored Exception Handling in Windows XP (2001). Telling how vectored exception handling works that came with Windows XP.
cbrumme’s WebLog: Windows SEH. The Exception Model, Windows SEH, Managed Exceptions, Flow Control, Performance and Trends…
Additional:
MSDN: AddVectoredExceptionHandler
MSDN: RemoveVectoredExceptionHandler
MSDN: Example: Using a Vectored Exception Handler
MSDN: Smart Device Development: SEH in x86 Environments
MSDN: _set_se_translator
MSDN: EXCEPTION_POINTERS
MSDN: EXCEPTION_RECORD
Jim Springfield wrote a good starting point how to disable IntelliSense via VS macros: http://blogs.msdn.com/vcblog/…
Everybody can code a VST. Even me. A total garbage sounding Vocoder VST for Windows only. But at least it has a unique look, something most others don’t. And sure, it contains rocket science instead of boiled water. Yeah, circuit simulated fletcher–munson curve with adaptive thresholding crap detection: Immediately tells you if your music won’t gonna make it. Requires SSE2 and a VST capable host. Left/Right channel for Carrier/Modulator or the opposite, I forgot: MFukoder.zip

A small simulation of the life of a cat, what a crap. Wrote in my spare time to do something in C#: CatOneSrc.zip CatOneBin.zip

A totally useless bouncing ball I wrote in my spare time to check my Java skills were not completely rotten. The jar also contains the src: BouncingBall.jar

A small image processing application I wrote with Rico Schuster at University of applied Sciences: PictureDream.
