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Hi there!
It's a little intersting problem I think!
I have an executable file.............say run.exe (In Win) or ./run (In Linux)................ I am not sure how much memory it gains while running..............is there any way to locate it?
Few days ago..........I got a answer but that was little hard for me :(
And another thing if I think that I won't allow more than 5MB of memory by malloc() or new...........then how can I protect it ???
A talented programmer mailed me....................
to change the malloc.h header file and overload the new operator.
Then they can't share memory more than I provide........but that is so difficult isn't it???
Have you any other suggesion ???
What exactly are you trying to do?
From another portion .......... I was with that problem then........now it's ok and I am working with the security :(
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For a portion of my project, I need to check whether there are files (of specific extension) exist in a folder.
Let me explain it by example:
There is a folder name: Prog
I have to check every 10 seconds, is there any p01.cpp file or not?
There may be multiple files..........
p02.cpp
p03.cpp
p04.cpp
And I have to get the name of all of the files that comes in that folder in every 10 seconds.
And after that I have compile each of them and save the result like
p02.txt
p03.txt
p04.txt
etc.
Then I'll remove the file from that folder so that it can't be in the list of compilations while those are already done :)
It will be better if the code can be written in C++ the compiler I am using is Borland C++ 5.02 and the bcc for file compiling.
I'll redirect the compilation result in that p02.txt...............
Oh, sorry I forgot to mention...........it's a online programming contest system.......like
http://acm.uva.es
It's my Univ. project :)
Hello............I really need help.............any good ans plz :(