Im gonna give up on that one, it does now work with the SYSTEM folder addition, and it also does not crash even when compiled on XP, so im just gonna consider it a fluke, since no big code was...
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Im gonna give up on that one, it does now work with the SYSTEM folder addition, and it also does not crash even when compiled on XP, so im just gonna consider it a fluke, since no big code was...
I belive i may have figured out why it doesnt work in 9x systems. 9x stores system files in system instead of system32, somehow I forgot to add the system part in the search, so they were looking for...
Ok Thanks all, here is the newly updated code, which one again has the following problems.
Compiling OS
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XP-Runs only under NT based systems, illegal ops in 9x
-Detects...
Good point, i will try that tonight too, but also when i try to run a file with /silent option, do i use a single slash for that?
I will rewrite it with th && (my mistake) and using cout, and with main at the top with prototypes.
One other note though, when compiled on NT/2000/XP my program works on NT based os and gives an...
Ya know what, i totally forgot about doing that, do you know how many times i had to move functions cause they didnt exist yet, thanks for reminding me. :)
Its been three years since ive seen any C at all, but in borland, unless im doing something wrong, if the function is written after main, then it crashes saying the function doesnt exist
I have this C++ program that checks if certain files exist, and then it installs them if they arent. The problem is it only works on NT/2000/XP systems
on other systems it works to the point that...