Thanks Salem!

Hehe. No kiddin'!

Not complaining... I have been a bit... inactive, so even if I wanted to, I really couldn't complain. :P

Okay, one more try:

void theFunction1();
void theFunction2();

void theFunction1()
{
//blah blah blah
}

:( Well, that sucks.
Thanks!

Yeah... I realize that now.
My previous question about the "EndMarker" still stands though.

what if I did something like this:

int theFunction()
{
//Bla blah blah, code here.
//More code.
int EndMarker;
return 0;
}

Since you did not mention it, I take it there is no way to do that?

Hi, I need to know how (if it is possible) to determine the sizeof a function...


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int theFunction();
int theFunction()
{
int x = 0;

Would this work to output a character?

void output(int c)
{
*(unsigned short *)0xB8000 = 0x0F00 | c;
}

I found this while searching, and it looks useful. :)

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Thanks bunchies!

... found the rules... in bold lettering at the top of the page... :(

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--That is unnecessary as it is included through <windows.h>

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Is this the messagebox you speak of?
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doesn't vision disable all keyboard and mouse input? Is your teacher blind?
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