958 Posted Topics
Re: I think you mean it just breaks out of an infinite loop after investigating that it's doing meaningless junk? | |
Re: One way might be: open every process, find if they import that particular function, if they do find where they call it and idk you solve the rest. | |
Re: You're just inviting people to do it, by "challenging" them to copy it. | |
Re: 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. | |
Re: We have a section here to post your code. What assembler did you use? I'll try playing it later. | |
Re: I've strangely seen quite a few of those, but was the Apple for $666.66 a joke? | |
Re: Try [icode]_sleep(1);[/icode], you could also add this to a low priority thread that the app waits for to die. edit: Also printf() will interrupt the whole process, so only use it on so many increments of time. | |
Re: Perhaps this?: [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/istream/seekg/[/url] | |
Re: Or with the handle just use WriteConsole() [url]http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet1165.html[/url] Doesn't really matter. | |
Re: 1*1 is 1... Besides, we don't do homework. | |
Re: Was this the same computer, such as a dual boot? As sysop_fb said, "Is it the same machine-arch?" | |
Re: [B][I]c[/I]-C-[I]c[/I]-Combo Breaker![/B] I'm sorry, but I just felt the need to get between all the cscgal post. (yes, bad forum conduct :() | |
Re: Your indentation is impossible to read! It's <fstream> not <fstream.h>, main() must return() a value, and what do your variable names mean? | |
Re: Get a few disassemblers, they're the best tools to use when you want the truth. | |
Re: That looks like sludge.... if you can ever get it to run. | |
Re: I prefer OpenGL or SDL, but sometimes when I need a little more I go with Irrlicht to take care of all the extra crap. | |
Re: What OS, and have you looked into POSIX Threads(Pthreads)? | |
Re: 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 … | |
Re: 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? | |
![]() | Re: I'm no Blender professional but I'm sure there's plenty to find [URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Blender+tutorials"]here[/URL] or [URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Blender+video+tutorials"]perhaps here[/URL]. ![]() |
Re: Have you and your new girlfriend gotten any bedtime action, or are you waiting till marriage? | |
Re: Learn a programming language, study image identification. | |
Re: That was a statement, not a question. Clarify and specify what you're saying. | |
Re: I use to use Quincy 2002 for a few years and '05 for about a month, but I feel it's awkward. Code::blocks, and Dev-C++ are a thousand times greater than it ever was(they'll do single file compilations too). | |
Re: Lets just simplify this to three methods: One, create a resource file which the program will load. This is easily modifiable by external programs. Two, use pipes and send something telling the program to use the following alternative data. Three, open the executable, find the initialized data and overwrite it. … | |
Re: [QUOTE=jephthah;847724](3) generally speaking we don't give away code for homework solutions, and we don't appreciate people who do.[/QUOTE] It's so non-standard the kid would get in trouble anyway. | |
Re: You could simplify your whole Keyboard() function to a few if else conditions. | |
Re: That was sort of funny to read through, seeing all those post even the adult website for sale one that was here. | |
Re: long double on some compilers can be aligned to 128 bits. Otherwise create a class, overload math operators. That's all I can say, since I don't know what you're [i]really[/i] stuck on. | |
Re: [QUOTE=Aia;844725] As soon as that task is done, the head and the feet go away. Followed shortly by the intestines. Completed that step, everything else go to the oven or in pieces to diverse dishes. Hmm, hmm! [I]Bon Appétit![/I][/QUOTE] The feet make a great dish, as well. | |
Re: I don't think there's a standard way of doing it. There was something in the Intel manual: [url]http://download.intel.com/design/processor/manuals/253668.pdf[/url] And here's a project you might want to look at: [url]http://www.lm-sensors.org/browser[/url] | |
Re: Post some code and someone might see what you did wrong. | |
Re: Learn C++, learn the format of selected file type, study endless audio algorithms till you go blind. | |
Re: [QUOTE=Ezzaral;848495]Well, Beck has really gone off the deep end lately so I wouldn't pay much attention anything he was screaming at this point.[/QUOTE] Yep. This video proves it: [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJN3PGqDRNg"]Beck - Loser[/URL] lol | |
Re: Lots of useful and useless system info: [url]http://www.ctyme.com/intr/cat-003.htm[/url] CPUID for processor info: [url]http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/white_papers_and_tech_docs/25481.pdf[/url] With Intel processors you can only get the serial on the PIIIs. | |
Re: The linker doesn't need to know a thing about headers, that's all taken care of [b]long[/b] before it gets to that point. A linker should just take your freshly compiled objects and put them together, in the proper system file format. | |
Re: Go hard core. Write a bootloader to load your program with the proper drivers, download, clean up, goto real OS. | |
Re: You can only get the serial on the PIII processors: [URL="http://www.intel.com/assets/pdf/appnote/241618.pdf"]Intel CPUID manual, goto page 29.[/URL] If you want to learn about the CPUID function read the AMD one: [url]http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/white_papers_and_tech_docs/25481.pdf[/url] | |
Re: [QUOTE=jephthah;840955]dont mind me, im still figuring this site out.[/QUOTE] 768 post latter?! | |
Re: Why did you revive a dead thread? You did not use code tags(site rule) leaving it unformatted, and we have section for posting code snippets. Why is there .h's after your C++ headers? Why is there no breaks/newlines between your code? Why are you using non-standard functions, where not needed? | |
Re: Okay what platform and compiler?... It's generally nothing, more than a single line in the inline assembler, unless you're executing it off the heap. | |
Re: Because shooters can be mind-numbing, like this one [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYQhvW-tjNM[/url] | |
Re: [QUOTE=GrimJack;845257]For the diligent - find this machine: [B]'used' schoolgirl panties![/B][/QUOTE] I'm still looking for one, but I'm just not looking [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_X89CbcY2Y&feature=player_embedded"]for counterfeit ones![/URL] | |
Re: [QUOTE=nav33n;842029]You aren't serious! Are you ? :D[/QUOTE] It's seems much more logical than what most of those, with offset thoughts, tossing their word-salads will suddenly say. | |
Re: What do your notes say? File dump is a loose term for a piece of memory that crashed saved to a file. | |
Re: boost is unnecessary - anytime anyone suggest a usage. |
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