Posts by MosaicFuneral

A small JIT compiler/runtime assembler thing. Lost all the code I had on a thumb drive, so I have to start over(better this time).

What is a "nos"?

You're just inviting people to do it, by "challenging" them to copy it.

I think he uses an Engl Powerball amp head. If you want to know the guitar, watch the videos of him playing.
Not that it matters what equipment you use, if you can't even execute the proper technique. Do it on an acoustic if you want.

Chorus, reverb, delay, overdrive, couple distortions(smooth fuzz for one might be good).
Although all the distortion for him is taken care of by the amp, unless you're like me with just an old no-thrills 10watt 6" practice amp.

Lets begin:

I'm listening to Melt Banana so this really doesn't take a single sane thought to begin my irrelevant posting adventure about irrelevance on a forum based on reason and logical postings formed in reality, not rambling diatribes about "threads I've read that told me to go off topic of the OP's conceptual rantings of posting a post that is in some-sense not related to the point."

Do I win for incoherency?

Get a few disassemblers, they're the best tools to use when you want the truth.

ok then tell me about your beautiful town, you didnt even name it yet.

Yes I did, Inside a bottle, with a shotgun. Sort of like Inside a bottle, with a luxury yacht, but obviously greater.

(I assume it's obvious I'm childishly playing here, right?)

this is a place where we can chat on anything, if i post similar thing in technical forums then i will agree with you.

Well I'm chatting about my awesome town. So don't overreact, about how I'm overworked. :icon_rolleyes:

where is your city?

Inside a bottle, with a shotgun. Great place, you should visit.:P

This is some seriously fucking creepy shit!

Narue would be one of the users that convinced me Daniweb is a decent site, by posting quality answers in the forums, but..... I don't think I'm going to start stalking anyone here, just because they know how to program...... Maybe I should stalk you for being insane? Is that enough qualifications?

Oh yeah, I hope that you never come near my city.

Just use standard Win32 apis (Net, COM, and others)

It's bundled with Windows, so it's part of it already. Along with WinINet.

They're called ASCII art generators.

Learn a programming language, study image identification.

You could simplify your whole Keyboard() function to a few if else conditions.

Youth is vitality, so it's all no problem than.

By the way, Serkan, how do you manage to make all your threads so creepy, and how old are you again?

(3) generally speaking we don't give away code for homework solutions, and we don't appreciate people who do.

It's so non-standard the kid would get in trouble anyway.

1.

#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
 int function(int);
  ...

Prototypes don't go inside other functions.

Yeah I'm aware of that, Im talking about for example

2 executables

exe a and exe b
exe a will configure/edit values of exe b
exe b will retain them and use them will running self contained

Best tut on the Windows 32 PE("exe") format
http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/Page_TechDocs/pe.txt

Exe A gets B's DOS header, with the PE offset it gets the IMAGE_NT_HEADERS, right afterwards is the section headers find your section, jump to that section and.... the rest is up to you.

True, but im looking for a PoC in a weird way, I need to do it in that specific way, no alternatives

Okay, but what OS are you on?
You could append the data to the end of the file, spread it through out unused header crap, or:
create your own section and declare a variable(preferably a string) inside of there, look up the section and overwrite the values with the new values.

Well why not just save it in a encrypted file? Keeps everything separate from getting lost.

Does your project require boost? I'd just avoid it altogether.

@s_sridhar: You only need a supercomputer for chess if someone is stupid enough to even try and calculate every possible move(might as well call that infinite). Chess is a territorial game that just needs a basic AI system for a Human vs. Computer scenario; that and you only need to look-ahead and calculate "likely" possible moves that would be played not an infinite number.

I rarely smoke anything: to expensive, don't like coughing, and if you didn't like the smell of what you just had, it lingers and might leave you sneezing.

ifstream, and ofstream

i have pyschological problems guys, i know i dont sound quite common. is common sense common is a different issue though.

Then why not take your Seroquel?

Try the XML section.

who is the guy next to her :)

Every new question you ask, just seems to get creepier...

Why is everyone such stalkers here? Time to call the FBI! :P

So Rashakil is Anon?! 0.0 Is he going to go blow up a van, like how Fox showed it on television? lmfao

The generated reputation comments is possibly the most entertaining part of this thread.

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

The only real language is, BrainF'

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

It was edited for not following the rules.

Your program does nothing but get numbers because it goes:

declare
compute empty values
get input
display input

You probably should keep the values in a struct or something, and do the math in a function. Keeps everything a tad nicer looking.

What rewind()? ifstream.seekg(0, ios::beg);

Pretty much.

class AClass
{
    private: /*or protected, depends on your needs*/
                bool truth;
    public:
                bool return_truth();
};
 
bool AClass::return_truth()
{
    return(truth);
}

Many "normal" people would just call it a conditional loop.

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;

Sloppy, you need a better coding style. Look at:

for(int j) if() code
for(int j) if() code

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.

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."

You really need to work on your order of operations.

You need to do the subtraction first, then divide that number by the constant of 9/5(1.8); not 1.8 divided by the difference.

Go to the library and check out a book on Algebra, then do a few brief reviews to see where you need to touch up on(if it's been awhile since you've used any). Programming follows many of these little laws in math, so keep them in mind, or write it down on a card/note-pad for reference.

Maybe as a DLL?
But - what's so "secret and special" about your code, are you embarrassed by it?

Even if you put your code in a DLL, make sure it's abstract enough for the user. Since no-one wants to route through several layers of classes, declaring objects to be used by other objects, when just calling one function from a single class could have done it.
Code is still nice as a documentation, unless you've documented it well.

What's the output of temp before you use the function?
Any code to see how you're going about that?

Why are you recursively looping a function like that? It's hard to follow.
Also not sure why you're not using int main(), globals in that way, string.h, or idk this is way more complex than it needs to be...

Yes, just bounds of endless spamming. :'(

How about:

vector<string> blah;
string temp;

for(int i = 0; i < 52; i++)
{
    some_random_string_generating_function(temp);
    blah.push_back(temp);
}

cout << blah[23] << endl;

Arrays have to be constant.

Try vector<int>, or allocate the memory and delete it at the end.

int *an_array;

 /*input*/

an_array = new int [numb];

/*stuff*/

delete [] an_array;

MinGW 5.1.4
Download, include the g++ option, unzip the files to a file and copy them over to the directory.

When you uninstalled it, you removed the leftover file?
You're using the current version?
Installed it to the default directory? I tested it on two XP machines, and it would only work in the default, but fine in other directories on other OSes.

If you already tried that, perhaps update the compiler to the current version(MinGW 5.*).

Have you tried a modulo operation?