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How could you write GUI programs without the help of a third party library such as OpenGL?

First, what platform are you using? Then, whatever program or movie you want to open hast to be able to be opened from the command line, so you can use system(). For example, this should open telnet...

You could copy all the files in a directory, then make a dir with the same name somewhere else and copy the files over.

I am writing a disassembler, but the reason I want to count is because if the EOF shows up as an opcode or data, I don't want the program to stop.

OK. Thanks. But where would I put the x--?

I don't just want to read one byte, I want to grab all of them and examine them as one byte chunks. Also, I need sometimes to examine them as more than one byte.

But if the EOF comes up as an opcode...



#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
int x;
struct stat fbuf;
int halt=0;

My only problem is, how would I get it to recognize certian bytes as prefixes rather than ???. And how would I grab only a byte at a time.

How would you do that using fread()

For example, my program reads F4 CD 21. I examine these


switch(opcode)
{
case F4:
puts("F4 HLT");
break;
case CD:
puts("CD INT");

If I read from a file a %0.2X number, and I bring in a large number of these, how would I examine each byte with if?

Okay, how do you get the average of something?

Actually, when there is an error abort() is for panicking, my vote would be for exit().

I may be completely off here, but it is my understanding that you cannot free() something that has not been allocated with malloc().

Sure. What question do you have?

A function prototype is needed when you create your own function. For example:


#include <stdio.h>

void msg(void); /* This is the prototype */

int main()
{
/* Displays Hello,...

Well, thanks

So what if you mix C and assembly so you could do it in the least possible time?

Holy crap!! Still, x86 asm isn't that hard.

Come on, it's not that bad.

Mixing C with assembly?

So would you be able to explain how then?

No, I know x86 assembly, I am wondering if it would be easier to explain how to edit text with it.

for me, or for you to explain.

Would it be easier in x86 assembly?