Thread: My Console Library For Dev C++

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    @anonytmouse: Just because the source is posted, doesn't mean the exe that was compiled uses that same source! I can post a few lines of code, hey! this is myapp, try it out!, but the app really is a program that delets all of your windows dir.
    You misunderstand the reason for wanting the source. If cfrost provided the source and an object file we'll throw out the objec file completly and compile the source, for the exact reason you mentioned.

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    I have already told you people source code is not in publisihg conditions (totaly unreadable) I commenting it and by the way I started this Project My self "Without anyone's help" and I can continue it at my own.
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    You will find it a common reaction that people distrust compiled code. There is simply too much malicious code around.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cfrost
    I have already told you people source code is not in publisihg conditions (totaly unreadable) I commenting it and by the way I started this Project My self "Without anyone's help" and I can continue it at my own.
    Totally unreadable is often cited as a reason, but just because it looks bad now doesnt mean people cant help you clean it up, and maybe discover a few bugs in the process to feedback to you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by laserlight
    Totally unreadable is often cited as a reason, but just because it looks bad now doesnt mean people cant help you clean it up, and maybe discover a few bugs in the process to feedback to you.
    Ok now I always listen to majority of people and they are asking for source, so I will release the source code along with complete documented tutorial ......

    Any body some good documentation tools are required
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    My first VC version of Connumb is out check out website please report any bugs on the forums
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    Wow More functions i have added Comments are ready ...
    The Library will go GPL within a week
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