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How to stop a program from accessing the file system
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I don't want my programs to access the file system at all
means no file creation, no deletion not even the a single stream for accessing files.
how can i do that
means no file creation, no deletion not even the a single stream for accessing files.
how can i do that
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Then don't do that 
Don't put any code in the program that accesses the file system. Simple.
Don't put any code in the program that accesses the file system. Simple. Don't PM me with questions -- you might get a nasty PM in response. If you have a question then post it in one of the forums.
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Originally Posted by Ancient Dragon 
Then don't do that
any ways i can make some changes to the code before compiling.
i use windows xp but i can migrate to ubuntu if u want me to use linux.
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>>i use windows xp but i can migrate to ubuntu if u want me to use linux.
why would I care if you use *nix or Windows ?
Since you have the source code then change it to comment out all the file i/o stuff. Start by commenting out
That could amount to a huge chore, depending on the program. What are you going to do with the section(s) of the code that depend on the data that is read and/or written to the file system?
why would I care if you use *nix or Windows ?
Since you have the source code then change it to comment out all the file i/o stuff. Start by commenting out
#include <fstream> . When you compile you might get a whole bunch of errors. Go through the error messages one at a time and comment out or delete the offending line(s).That could amount to a huge chore, depending on the program. What are you going to do with the section(s) of the code that depend on the data that is read and/or written to the file system?
Last edited by Ancient Dragon; May 19th, 2008 at 2:44 pm.
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