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    Search for a file in C

    Hi! Can anyone help me where to start. I'd like to create a program that would search for a certain file in C.. Any ideas? Thanks ;)
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    Hmm. I just put that cuase cause last time when I...

    Hmm. I just put that cuase cause last time when I ran the program (w/o the memset), if first input 'abcdefg' then input 'bed' the output became 'beddefg'.. That's why I put memset.
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    Arg. Kinda new here.. Hehe Can't find the bug. :(

    Arg. Kinda new here.. Hehe Can't find the bug. :(
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    Uhm, I guess I'm passing the remote socket. ...

    Uhm, I guess I'm passing the remote socket.

    Can you specify the bugs so I may fix it?

    Okay I'll try that. Thanks.. ;)
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    Hmm. I got this simple code. I used...

    Hmm. I got this simple code. I used multithreading.



    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    #include <windows.h>
    #include <winsock.h>

    DWORD WINAPI rcv(LPVOID lpParam)
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    Multiple Connections to a Server

    Hi, I know a little about network programming. Though I wasn't sure if the codes of a simple server-client program wouldl be the same as the codes of multiple clients connecting to a server. I'm...
  7. Thread: c irc bot

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    Yupz. . Got it working a while ago.. I added the...

    Yupz. . Got it working a while ago.. I added the \r\n. Hehe Anyways, am I writing the code correctly? Cause I noticed in one source code that it did a memset before putting another value at my...
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    c irc bot

    Uhm, just wondering what's wrong with the code:


    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <winsock.h>

    int main(int argc, char *argv[])
    {
    WSADATA wsaData;
    if (WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(2,2), &wsaData)...
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    Determine drives attached

    Uhm, how do you know what drives are attached in the computer? Fixed Drives, Removable Drives, etc..

    It should work something like this (in vbs):


    set filesys =...
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