Now that right there is exactly my point, that's something I wouldn't mind visualizing either, I can't even imagine what kind programming schematics are required to do such a task.
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Now that right there is exactly my point, that's something I wouldn't mind visualizing either, I can't even imagine what kind programming schematics are required to do such a task.
ok ok I'll stop...I apologize......usually when i get an idea i can't stop thinking about it until i got all ends tied....
Thanks to everyone....even the people against the conversation....you...
Well no, I understand, I have used system() before....but here's exactly what I want to accomplish....
Say I have a file in the folder C:\random\random\
and the file is called random1983741.exe...
Thank you Quzah, very elaborate....I understand now....as for the first problem....of the program itself regocnizing where it is on the system....I am still a little confused.
I don't know how I...
I apologize for my ignorance......but does that answer the concatation question? (I mean that in the least rudest way possible)...I really still am a little confused.
And I'd appreciate the answer...
That is an actually interesting point you bring up.....(not to make this more soundly like a virus)....how do u give a new filename a random name?
would it be something like for example
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i kno i kno...sorry if i scared ya....don't worry, my first post describes that i just wanted to make sure i was ideologically thinking on the right track.....i don't intend to use this knowledge for...
sure works....thanks a bunch.
So I guess that makes things much simpler....so correct me if I'm wrong...but in conclusion....
A copying device would simply write the characters to a new file...
and if not fopen...........
I'd rather use fread to read the program in one character at a time........but i can't even imagine how that would work if it's reading and writing itself at the same...
read mode...so it would be able to copy and write a new one.
Fine fine fine.....I only asked cus i can never copy a file that is in use in any scenario.....I'll try
No no no....like it doesn't read in the compiled code....since it's not intaking new information, it's already there....So i would compile the code already...and it would store it in a previously...
Just a thought........for a program to copy itself (i saw this post earlier and I just want to see if my brain is capable of thinking of this).
To do so (inefficiently), could an array within...
First of all, instead of all the ifs, you can use a switch statement....
Anyways..to your question. I've never done what you are trying to accomplish in C without using graphics functions which...
Well of course.....I tend to squeeze all my programming in between boxing and sex.
As for the C Book Recommendations thread, yeah i checked it out previously, all of the books were either...
Hi, I have been programming in C for a while now and I know the basics. However I am stuck. I learned from a good tutorial book and programmed for a few years on and off. This other advanced book...
Hello, I am a little scetchy on the use of Terminate process. Dont worry, the use will not be illegal, however I need it to kill a specific process. My understanding of the MSDN library can only take...
No, I apologize, I am using VC++ and it compiles just fine. The error message when debuging and just running the program in general, is the line 54 stuff.
I just want to state right now that this is not my code. The person who wrote this code is trying to prove that Windows can't support/handle fscanf in "weird cases." The code itself has many...
Hello, again. For some reason, compiling works fine. But when run, I get bugs with fscanf. Now this obviously can't be Windows's fault. So is there something in the code that is causing this bug? I...
Oh, gotcha, thanks a bunch.
oops, yeah it's not supposed to be that large. But I don't think that is the casue of the problem.
Here is what I have...
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#define SIZE 500000
int main(void)
Oh, no, I want the value of html[i] put into c so I can manipulate c, not html[i]. There must be something that's stuffing the array with characters, putting it in backwords or something like that.....
yes. c= html[i], reads in the current character into i. Could that be the problem?