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<0> that's because he said "C#?" and not "C#"
<1> ah ok..
<1> but i can't get into.
<0> try changing your nick to something without numbers
<1> ok thanks.
<2> What is the difference between c++ and java?
<3> "difference"?
<3> put lots of sss to deifference
<4> what's the difference between French & Spanish ?
<2> hehe.. well wich one ****? French or Spanish? and why? what can c++ do that java cant?
<4> nope, I'm not gonna compare the languages for you
<5> Cow -> vache, vaca. You tell us what the difference is
<6> clearly french is inferior, as gribouille speaks it
<7> peterhu tu pe pas parler le franais ??!
<6> yo quiero taco bell
<8> peterhu, **** my ****
<6> the refined elegance of a frenchmen, well put
<7> hey guys ,,this channel is ( french) or (ibglish) or italy, some one invite me ,,i dont know what its
<9> English.
<7> ah, so ? were she from ?
<9> huh?
<7> ,je, i want to say , what is ur country ?
<4> somedays I just don't understand most of what's said in here
<7> ingland ? kalifornia ?
<10> o_0
<11> Hey guys...
<11> I want to do some basic function hooking in Windows
<11> Basically, I have a CyberLink branded IR remote for my PC
<11> It works w/all their software, but no-one elses. It doesn't have a configure
<11> Basically, cyberlink doesn't want people to stray to others' projects
<11> Anyways, I want to open up PDVDServ.exe (their Remote Control server) with my own application
<11> So that, when windows boots up my application is spawned via the registry and it subsequently launches their application
<11> I'm thinking that I can do CreateProcess w/ CREATE_SUSPENDED so that the process will spawn but no threads will execute
<11> After it's created, I should be able to map my hooking/reporting thread to shared memory w/MapViewofProcess
<11> ...copy everything over to that memory
<11> Then do CreateRemoteThread from my parent process to PDVDServ.exe and execute the functions in shared memory
<11> ...this thread would hook into hand-picked functions that PDVDServ.exe imports from various windows dlls
<11> ...and then PDVDServ.exe would begin executing like normal
<12> peter! >.< do you remember me? [Jill] before ;) hi!
<11> My question is....
<4> this doesn't seem to have very much to do with C++
<11> it has more than you think..
<4> lemme guess, you're gonna write it in C++, therefore it has something to do with it
<11> I need to copy part or all of my application into shared memory so that its necessary parts can execute into the child process
<11> vawjr, because I need to figure out how to isolate a section of code and map it into another process' thread
<4> and that has nothing to do with C++
<11> okay okay, it has more to do with windows and how windows works
<4> sounds like an OS problem
<11> But, surely there's some windows coders in here who may be able to help
<12> you are very scary today _m_
<12> vawjr - if i want to call wget from within a c++ program (console app) running in windows, how do i go about that?
<13> execv / system
<12> I don't need to use ShellExecute /confuzzled
<5> what platform are you writing on?
<5> wget is usually a *nix tool (though it has a windows port)
<5> but ShellExecute() is Win API
<4> jill_s what is wget?
<9> jill_s: std::system("wget http://test.com/foo.html";);
<9> I mentioned std::system 80 minutes ago.
<5> vaw, wget is a handy utility for downloading files, has lots of cool features
<9> yeah, wget is pretty helpful.
<12> sorry m i'm at work and alt tab
<12> i didn't mean to ignore your suggestion :(
<6> hi jill
<12> hey peter ltns :) how are you
<6> not bad, how have you been
<12> hanging in there, crazy at work, crazy with the kiddo
<12> m can i form my own string and p*** it in like std::system(madeupstring); ?
<12> or will it get annoyed?
<9> lol
<9> you can create your own string, of course.
<12> just double checking
<12> thanks a ton :)
<14> Hey there!
<12> if anyone ever sees anyone from Polyvision/LTX please beat them senseless for making interactive whiteboards that archive to pdf
<9> However, std::system() wants a char const *, not a std::string const &. So if you use std::string then you have to use it like: std::system(your_string.c_str());
<12> with no ftp access and no windows file sharing
<12> with small harddrives
<12> kill them on sight please
<12> ****ers cost $14k a pop
<12> gotchya
<12> thanks a lot m :)
<14> Quick question guys ...
<14> If I have an array of pointers like this :
<14> ObjectWhatever arrObject[50];
<14> Is there a way to have a function return an ObjectWhatever that would go directly into the array?
<4> why are you using an array?
<14> Sorry : ObjectWhatever* arrObject[50];
<14> It's going to be an array of appointments ...
<6> ObjectWharever* CreateWhatever() { return new ObjectWhatever(...); } arrObject[0] = CreateWhatever();
<6> you're strongly encouraged to use a vector or boost::array
<6> std::vector that is
<6> (or tr1::array)
<15> ok
<14> Yeah, that's what _m_ suggested to me yesterday, but I can't :)
<15> PM2 : why ? a stupid teacher ?
<14> PM2 : lol no ... we're just not there yet ... STD I mean :)
<14> I mean, I know JAVA, and using vectors is wonderful ...
<14> Makes things much more easier ... :)
<14> Especially if you need to remove an object at the center ...
<6> i'm curious as to how many C++ professors know boost
<6> and teach it
<14> ahah ... what is boost? lol
<16> PM2, you are professor, are you?
<14> Nooooooooooooo
<6> boost is a compilation of many C++ libraries, some of which are becoming part of the forthcoming C++ standard
<6> www.boost.org
<14> **** ... I think I'd allow you guys to kill me if I were... :)
<6> "anyone serious about C++ needs to know boost"
<9> calc boost
<17> boost = www.boost.org, the best C++ extension library out there. For very boost specific questions, also visit #boost
<14> peterhu : I guess most professional C++ programmer knows boost then ... :)
<6> these days, i'd hope so
<9> (err, that is not completely true, it should say: efnet/#boost)
<14> peterhu : I'm not a professional C++ programmer yet :)
<18> that's not true.
<14> peterhu : Still a University student working as a full time mainframe operator
<6> well, then you'll get a legs up on your fellow students by knowing some of the boost libraries, especially smartptr, array, bind, and function
<18> lots of coders don't have the option of adding third party code into their work.
<14> Cool!
<14> I'll make sure to remember to take a look at this website someday! :)
<9> NineVolt: that's sad, especially in the case of Boost.
<14> I have another question ...
<9> They lose a great set of libraries that do not come with legal h***le.
<6> all of those will (almost certainly) be included in C++0x
<18> some jobs have bigger issues than legal ones.
<14> Is it possible to remove a pointer to an ObjectWhatever from the ObjectWhatever array previously created?
<18> life support or aeronautical systems...
<9> The NASA uses Boost.
<6> even microsoft uses boost
<18> i didn't while i was there.
<9> peterhu: It's just not a great reference.
<6> and you can believe they're nervous about "open source"
<6> yes, it is
<6> they're incredibly restrictive with respect to third party software
<4> so you're covering arrays before vectors .... <sigh>
<18> as you should be.
<9> That is true. It's just that MS isn't necessarily known for great software.
<16> peterhu, but still they 've used Roxio for cd burning , for instance
<4> NineVolt NO
<6> _m_, that's a silly statement, as i have yet to find "good" software
<18> how could you possibly understand vectors if you can't even understand arrays.
<6> let along "great"
<6> alone
<4> NineVolt why don't you READ Accelerated C++
<4> and find out
<4> why would anyone need to understand arrays first?
<18> i'm a firm believer that you should learn the fundamentals of computers before you get into higher level stuff.
<4> yeah well, I'm a firm believer the other way.....
<14> :)
<18> fair enough.
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