I mean in the menage part ..............
i can add or delete declaired function in a funning c program ?
Something like this
" 1 add new function"
points
"the data type ?
1 int
2 float
3 char "
then it will create a new functions it self
is it posible ?
Well... techincally, yes, if you were to throw a bit of assembly in, but really it's not gonna happen. Once you've compiled your code, that's pretty much it, no changing from there.
It would be possible however, to write a program that would act like it was handling functions (also not an easy task...)
Callou collei we'll code the way
Of prime numbers and pings!
You might check out .DLLs (dynamic link libs) and scripting languages/engines.
Allegro precompiled Installer for Dev-C++, MSVC, and Borland: http://galileo.spaceports.com/~springs/
No. technically you can do this. But 'self-modifying-code' is no longer allowed in programs. This is primarily because of the processor cache. If it loads code in and then it gets modified by the application, but doesn't match in the cache... it causes massive cache hits.
You are also completely ignoring the jump/link table aspect. You would have to relink a portion of your code on the fly.
I have done that... It is possible that I am the only one on this board that has actually done so. I can think of only approximately 5 other people on this board that might even know enough to do this.
Some reading
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=3687
