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Hehehe...this is gonna get me flamed, but here goes:
I know the structure of an exe file:
But how does it work, and how would I combine two .exe files without damaging either?Code:struct EXE {
char ID[2];
unsigned last;
unsigned pages;
unsigned reloc_items;
unsigned header_size;
unsigned minpara;
unsigned maxpara;
unsigned ss;
unsigned sp;
unsigned chksum;
unsigned ip;
unsigned cs;
unsigned first_reloc;
unsigned char ovr;
};
Ideas?
>>But how does it work, and how would I combine two .exe files without damaging either?
Huh???? Why????
Y'know like once the first one has ran, the second one runs...so I could...um...like have a hello world program combined with a...um...goodbye world program.Quote:
Originally posted by Fordy
>>But how does it work, and how would I combine two .exe files without damaging either?
Huh???? Why????
so it would be like
>hello.exe
Hello, world.
>goobye.exe
Goodbye, world.
>combine.exe hello.exe goodbye.exe mixture.exe
>mixture.exe
Hello, world.
Goodbye, world.
Either look into DOS BATCH programming, or use the "system()" function.
NO!
I WANT TO COMBINE TWO .EXE FILES
SO THEY BECOME ONE
THE SECOND ONE EXECUTED AFTER THE FIRST ONE
In other words, you want to make a virus. You want to append or prepend a file to another, and execute them both.
By the way: DON'T SHOUT IT IS NOT POLITE!
Quzah.
Why not just type the code and make one [*.exe] file?
Because he wants to combine files dynamically. Like combing any two files.