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- koogs September 2016
How to Reverse Engeneering a tool
I want to do a some modifications in a couple of a tools, or just look at then mode specifically like minim iskick(), and the Keystone library (for video mappings).
I have Netbeans already installed, and I can learn what ever is needed to know to how to do this, knowing this is very important to me !
btw I use linux, because I have a old notebook and he is overheating ... soo I use Ubuntu 14.04 because i finds its stable with temperature and other stuffs =P
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being open source there's no need to reverse engineer the libraries - the source is readily available
source for minim is here:
https://github.com/ddf/Minim
(iskick() is here: https://github.com/ddf/Minim/blob/46408dc3530572274a4e1c6d10fb756b89fdbc76/src/ddf/minim/analysis/BeatDetect.java#L400 )
source for keystone is here:
https://sourceforge.net/p/keystonep5/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/
understanding it is another thing...