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The second some AVs see something like SetWindowsHookEx imported, they'll flag it as suspicious. Of course some AVs are worth crap. Truthfully I like the driver-in-the-middle loggers.

Good-luck keeping your sanity that way. You should just leave that as behind the scenes stuff.

Not letting someone use a for or while loop in C++, is like telling them to just as well write it by opcode, because it's ugly!

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It usually takes more than 3 hours to get an answer in the Assembly forum. What sort of output do you get, did you follow the values with a debugger or by printing them to the screen(I'm to lazy to follow/fully read your code)?

This reminds me of some fourteen-year old girls that where walking behind me, the other day, talking about how they broke-up and felt obligations to be in relationships. I was on the verge of laughing till I puked, because I couldn't find reason in their adolescent psychobabble logic. Why do …

An example might be: [url]http://www.kvack.org/~bcrl/xmm64.c[/url]

Have you tried seeking the end then telling the position(fseek, ftell)?

The current Masm32 has a million examples packed with it.

[icode]break;[/icode] Just jumps, after an evalution. [icode]return(x);[/icode] Will probably store the value were ever it feels appropriate, then tells the OS to return back to the called procedure.

uhmmm.... Then why don't you go buy some teacher edition books, and start your own answer site?

Like [icode]if('/' == array[i])[/icode], or?

uhmmm... Why don't you just loop through all the bits in the value shifting it over, then checking it with a logic AND(mask 1). Add "1" to it if it's true, else "0". Simple?

Stop spamming old threads, you asshole!

In GCC/MinGW when I map a function to a specific section can I expect the sections [icode]Characteristics[/icode] bits 5, 9 and 30(IMAGE_SCN_CNT_CODE | IMAGE_SCN_MEM_EXECUTE | IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ) to be set or always set? What about for an all variable mapped section? I just wanted to know if I could confirm a …

Write a short parser for what minimal things it must do, study up on the Windows PE format and machine code(a good disassembler helps), then just put out the minimal code to achieve that minimal list of features.

Why not something in the field of Mathematics of Quantum Neutrino Fields, or Mathematics of Wonton Burrito Meals?

You don't need clear() and you should check if you've actually opened the file. Why are you using const_iterator, does it need to be const? [code]ofstream file(filename.c_str()); if(file.is_open()) { //do stuff... file.close(); } else cout << "Failed to open: " << filename << endl; [/code]

It was edited for not following the rules. Your program does nothing but get numbers because it goes: [code]declare compute empty values get input display input[/code] You probably should keep the values in a struct or something, and do the math in a function. Keeps everything a tad nicer looking.

This post is a million years old, C.G.P. No one cares, anymore; nor do I know what you're even talking about - stoned? A real language would simply take something like: [code]imbedded function quit() { asm("MOV AX, 4Ch\n", "INT 21h"); } main() { quit(); }[/code] Into, roughly: [icode]B8014CCD21[/icode]

Math.h? Or do you have to write all of the functions? Which I'm sure Wikipedia usually has some good function descriptions you can follow.

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Look-up: RegOpenKeyEx()

[QUOTE=Phil++;778533][CODE]#define print(s) printf(s);[/CODE][/QUOTE] My eyes burn! :confused:

9\10, as it said, "Blame it on a misclick." I've personally seen Indica and Sativa, through all the stages of growth, from seed to trichome. Just never seen the mystical Ruderalis.

There's an easy way, yes. Why would you want to?

Every possible path?! How about the most likely paths, and obtain the shortest of those?

I'm not completely sure what your talking about, but did you look up "create powerpoint add in?"

I don't know about one line, but it only takes a few lines with Wininet in Win32. And I'm sure you'll need more than one string to store a whole page in.

Access as in how? Download the page to parse and such, or have the default browser visit the url?

What rewind()? [icode]ifstream.seekg(0, ios::beg);[/icode]

I think C++ is fine. I did text based stuff when I was younger in C & BASIC. Sort-of sucked because I never had any tutorials or references around, and had to program out of memory something I just learned.

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Well you know your boundaries, so you'll need to use those operators to check where the number falls between. Have you ever done number lines in school?

Sloppy, you need a better coding style. Look at: [icode]for(int j) if() code for(int j) if() code[/icode] that looked at first like you had a for loop with a for loop with the same variable j being redeclared. You're going to run into errors rapidly with a style like that.

In the C++ form, there is a sticky on project ideals.

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Pretty much. [code]class AClass { private: /*or protected, depends on your needs*/ bool truth; public: bool return_truth(); }; bool AClass::return_truth() { return(truth); }[/code]

You're converting the whole number of to dec, there's a "pair" of characters in there.

The compiler has less of an ideal of what you're doing, when you use gotos, and people who use them in place of functions might see a dramatic decrease of performance. Plus it becomes impossible to read, eventually. hence the spaghetti code reference above;

Problem one: Read the forum rules about, CODE TAGS! Two: What is your problem with it? Three: A cout is missing a parameter and a semicolon.

Why not just do the math on one line? Keeps things short, and not spasmodically spread out as you write more involved code.

tomtetlaw, how long have you been here - reviving dead threads, and posting an e-mail?

I don't trust executables.

Is this a string, or?

uhmmm, There's thousands of webgroups, e-zines and what-not all over online. You're looking in the wrong place, plus no-one will just willingly tell you their trade secrets. If you're determined you would need to know: your taget OS's API to an exent, how to program, how to find exploits, how …

Google, "mean," and "deviation." So easy they teach it to second graders and third graders.

Immediately read the site rules, particularly on CODE TAGS. This doesn't prove much....

Loop though the characters and do whatever you feel is adequate. Not much to beginners level "encryption." So go write it! I assume you used a search engine? Other wise look up "cipher," and "c++ encryption."

Google, "rot13" That's as easy as it gets... well, actually using bit-operations are easier by a few lines less typed.