int pName[] = {1969779521, 1752395636, 0};
std::cout << reinterpret_cast<char*>(pName);Individually my results are 100% top-box till now.
All this time I was also responsible for helping the team members to resolve any problem they might be facing in their respective modules. Besides that I helped other teams too, whenever they needed me, especially in Linux.
Initially I was working on stealth browser and manager parts of the product. I also wrote a few AWK scripts for code management. Then I was given the full charge of the Anti-Spyware module. I redesign the Spy-Scan engine to be more accurate and fast. After the redesign the memory scan part became many times faster than the equivalent product in the US market. Not only this was an achievement but the UI was also proved to be better than the expectation of the management. In all this work 2 software engineers helped me by having research on various spywares and creating database of the Spyware signatures. I also did some reverse engineering (using IDA) on a few special Spywares to beat there advanced features like stealth mode or killing any Spyware scanner.
Later I made an ActiveX interface to the scan engine to make it downloadable and giving an online Spyware scanning service.
In last few months I was working on the manager. The goal was to make it as a web enabled program for which we developed a manager service on Linux using C++ and web interface using PHP.
In the distributed data storage and retrieval project I designed the data indexing methodology. To support the indexing technique, needed for fast search, I also derived a way to access data blocks randomly from large compressed data files.