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  1. Thread: How to use reimp

    by Fujy
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    What I meant is that if the code is that if the...

    What I meant is that if the code is that if the code is wrong, why does it still work ?
  2. Thread: How to use reimp

    by Fujy
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    I checked out what you said, and added the line (...

    I checked out what you said, and added the line ( it`s in bold ):



    ZeroMemory(&d3dpp, sizeof(d3dpp)); // clear out the struct for use
    d3dpp.Windowed = TRUE; // program windowed,...
  3. Thread: How to use reimp

    by Fujy
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    Though it worked on MSVC ( 2010 Express Editon )....

    Though it worked on MSVC ( 2010 Express Editon ).

    Anyway, I`ll check that out. Thanks !
  4. Thread: How to use reimp

    by Fujy
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    Still not working...

    Thanks, I got the libraries and can now compile my code. But when I try to open the executable, I get a messagebox with a message like "DX Win32 Test.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close....
  5. Thread: How to use reimp

    by Fujy
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    How to use reimp

    Hi everybody! :)

    I`m trying to convert the DirectX .lib`s to .a`s so that I can code DirectX in Dev-C++. But when I use reimp on the library, I get two files named '0' and '22' ...
    Would anybody...
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    I thought of that, but I was not sure, though......

    I thought of that, but I was not sure, though...



    Thanks, it works now. :)
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    Initialising multidimensional arrays

    So, I have this :



    #include <iostream>
    using namespace std;
    int main(){
    char chr[1][256];
    chr[0] = "hello everyone!";
    chr[1] = "hello everyone!1";
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    Thanks, works now.

    Thanks, works now.
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    Don`t really know what you mean, but isn`t...

    Don`t really know what you mean, but isn`t sprintf a function in C (I should have specified that my app is a Win32 C++ GUI-based one.) ? And ... what do you mean by "char* + int == char*" ?
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    Using TextOut() to display a number

    So, I want to use the TextOut function to display an integer in my window.

    Here`s a piece of my code :


    LRESULT CALLBACK WndProc(HWND hWnd, UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
    {...
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    I`ve got no idea of why you think it doesn`t have...

    I`ve got no idea of why you think it doesn`t have anything to do with C++. ó.Ó
    After all, those "hacks" are made in C++. I quoted "hacks", because I said that I`m only curious :



    Memory...
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    Yay ! Thanks a lot ! :D Exactly what I was...

    Yay ! Thanks a lot ! :D
    Exactly what I was looking for!

    Except one thing : Searching for memory addresses...
    I can write and read from memory addresses, but I have to know them. So how could I...
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    That`s what I`m trying to learn :D. To search...

    That`s what I`m trying to learn :D. To search for memory addresses and to change them.
    Have you got any idea on how to do that ?


    Cheat Engine works, basicaly, like that.
    If you see your...
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    Working with memory addresses

    For some time, I`ve been using Cheat Engine to cheat on games, its pretty fun :D.
    This program is modifying memory addresses, like health, money etc.

    Anyway I became curious about it, I searched...
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