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<0> How about you paste the actual line
<0> From that head
<0> +er
<1> const char * STDCALL mysql_info(MYSQL *mysql);
<1> is one example
<2> heh.
<2> thats not what you had first.
<3> that's completely different than what you pasted
<4> not even close
<0> heheh
<1> another example is const bool VS_FST_MCALLMYSQL::isReady(const size_t) {return 0;}
<4> I think if you look around you'll find that STDCALL and VS_FST_MCALL are #define that describe callling conventions
<4> neither means anything in standard C++
<0> FST_MCALL is probably fastcall
<4> one hopes __fastcall
<0> ...



<0> (pedantic people are boring)
<4> which is at least a reserved symbol the the implementor
<4> people who don't type things correctly confuse newbies
<1> that they do
<1> thanks vawjr
<0> When newbies don't type their questions correctly in the first place it doesn't really matter ;)
<2> returning a const type is rather interesting...
<0> Optimization!!!!
<4> Twister the only reason I've seen that ALMOST makes sense is so that you can't somefunc(a,b,c).element = blah;
<2> yeah, hmm
<0> Hm but then you lose the return
<4> the return may be needed ONLY for that...
<3> i think that's the point - guards against losing the returned object
<2> but it probably loses the const when it does the copy
<0> Why would it lose it
<2> depending on the return type
<2> I don't know.
<3> er,
<4> almost everyone allows T blah = someTconst;
<0> I don't get the point of doing somefunc(a,b,c).element = blah; in the first place
<0> If somefunc returns a copy
<2> does it stop you from doing const int blah() { int i = 1; return i; } ?
<0> Why would it
<3> no, Twister
<3> that copies the int to a const int... no prob
<2> ok.
<4> Ashe` how about mycontainer[x] = blah
<3> const int i; int j = i; //that's fine too
<0> vawjr: that's returning a reference, not a copy
<4> true
<2> I have no idea how it would make sense in any non-pointer context
<5> I had a question. I'm writing a key logger, but I wanted to try something different. So instead of API hooking (because it requires admin and ****) I was going to try to find a way to just read the value out of memory... does that seem like a viable method, or should I just stick with API Hooking?
<0> That'd be a pointer to const then
<0> Not a const pointer
<0> Which is different :p
<2> indeed
<0> SB_: sure any process can access just about any piece of memory, just do int * p = 0x12345678;
<0> Not sure how you'll check what keys are pressed that way, but that's your problem
<5> Ashe`, but i'm trying to do a keylogger, so I am trying to read memory in lue of hooking like "GetAsyncKeyState"
<2> that won't give a memory acess violation?
<3> SB_ how about, don't write a keylogger?
<0> Of course it will
<2> heh
<5> rdragon, http://www.hackthissite.org/missions/program/
<0> SB_: you know there's SetWindowsHookEx
<5> i know, i was just trying to be original
<5> sorry
<0> Wear a donkey hat
<0> You'll be original
<5> i mean
<5> no need to be like that about it
<6> every process has 2 gb of memory i believe in protected mode, you won't be able to access another processes memory, i could be wrong though
<3> it's an OS thing, tough to be 'original'
<3> it's his hacker homework
<7> Never mind how it might be better than any that you can already download.
<0> Log keys
<2> how, the second challenge is awsome
<5> rdragon, i just got banned from WoW so I got bored and was like might as well do something
<3> why don't you get a job?
<7> BTW, the Kevin Mitnick book on social engineering is really good (Art of Deception)



<5> rdragon, have one remember? I'm an RA here
<7> I'll probably start Art of Intrusion this week.
<3> RA = ?
<5> research ***istan
<5> er
<0> Red Alert
<5> ***istant
<0> Or just the Sun God
<3> i was thinking resident ***istant ;)
<5> :P
<5> like for med school and ****?
<3> for school dorms, yes
<5> oh
<5> no
<5> haha
<5> hell no
<5> i work in that guys physics lab
<6> hook on the keyboard interrupt? does that still go these days? :)
<3> I don't think so Gowyl
<0> SB_: that guy is Gordon Freeman?
<5> Ashe`, yeah. and i work at black mesa
<7> You'd need a rootkit or something similar running in ring 0
<5> I figured hell, this place has a good rep, might even become a bad***.
<0> Yup, but then you got killed by a 3 inches high alien
<5> Solamente, well yeah. to set api hooks you need admin, hence me looking for other methods not requiring admin
<5> Ashe`, no. i was taken out by the huge bad*** ones
<7> Everyone (except me) runs as admin, anyway.
<5> yeah
<7> Losers.
<5> i know
<5> but, i was trying to be better?
<5> you know? do a better job
<5> i mean, i guess a keylogger is not something to try for that on is it?
<7> I don't really recommend you try anything that we'll end up banning you for.
<5> Solamente, no. I am just doing it for that challenge.
<2> do the second one!
<5> i'm gonna do them all
<3> SB_ - then why do you want our help?
<2> ALL?!
<5> rdragon, i wanted an opinion
<2> That would take like 20 lifetimes
<5> Twister, there are only two of them haha. i was gonna do the encryption ones as well
<8> Run, let _m_'s script kill the ???## spambots, you inadvertantly banned pfloyd.
<7> You can pick up a book on rootkits at your local Barnes & Noble, anyway.
<5> ok
<3> heh
<9> JBlitzen: The flood of him banning, and his comment, is worse than the spam (almost).
<5> i don't care about rootkits lol
<7> Or get some *really* good virus and spyware software and go digging around the 'Net's seamy underbelly.
<10> I am considering spending some year(s) getting my MCSE and actually persuing tech support work, is that a noble cause?
<8> I know, Run, but we've worked with him to set up that script so that it's not too oppressive
<8> Tech support = monkey work
<10> yeah I know, too easy
<9> just removing the *24!*@* ban would have worked too...
<8> Yeah, but floyd can't do that
<10> but if it makes decent money is it worth spending 1.5 years getting my MCSE is it worth it?
<8> Nor anyone else who gets hit by it and isn't an op
<9> you can, you removed all bans. Probably just cause you want to see your script in action.
<8> I don't think it makes decent money, pfloyd
<10> lol
<8> I only removed the number bans that are totally unnecessary, Run.
<8> Let's not make an issue out of this.
<0> You'd better continue playing music PFloyd24
<0> You'll make more
<8> We don't want everyone with a number in their nick to be banned.
<7> My brother got an MCSE through a "just-p***-the-test" course. He still calls me.
<0> Well he p***ed the phone call part, not the support part
<7> I, on the other hand, have no certs. I just read a lot of books, MSDN, TechNet, and do the stuff all day.
<7> A cert is like a degree. It'
<9> Unnecessary? I haven't seen a Alice18 join PLUS BAN PLUS KICK PLUS KICK comment since I set those bans. I think it was VERY useful.
<10> I like programming alot more, it actually has hard parts to it lol
<0> The only good thing about being tech support
<0> Is like
<0> Someone calls you


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