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5804 No. 5804 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
I need some help ... im trying to code a simple word processor for a windows mobile device something better then notepad but not as complex as MS word ... just a little better then wordpad i cant seem find any help for this...
>> No. 5805
...

What do you need help for?
>> No. 5812
im trying to find a winmo 6.0 or 6.1 sdk for visual 2010 and some examples of source code but everywhere i look they give me the run around to other B.S.


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5747 No. 5747 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
Anyone here know shit on networking?
I've been writing a couple scripts myself, a proxy and an email client, I'm looking for some good resources though.

spread the love /pr/, I know someone can hook me up.
>> No. 5784
BAMP FOR NETWORKING BOOKS
>> No. 5787
inetd man. inetd.
>> No. 5806
If you want to read about API like sockets then read Stevens. If you want to read about protocols then Tanenbaum.


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5638 No. 5638 hide watch expand quickreply [Reply]
WHY? Why in the world MUST I write this, in every fucking C-like language?

string hello() {
return "Hello, World!";
}

Why can't I write this?

string hello() return "Hello, World!";

TELL ME WHY!
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>> No. 5786
sure is high-school in here
>> No. 5789
This thread:

What OP said:
"Why do all functions need braces?"

What OP meant:
"I have this great idea and I want you all to admit that it's great and I'm great"

[Several reasons, some valid some speculative]

OP: Waaah you're all stupid

Another day in a programming chan board, I guess.
>> No. 5791
OP, you are strange.
On one hand, you need one-line functions in order to wirte readable code. On the other hand, you dislike the fact that C standart forces you to write readable code.


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5777 No. 5777 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
Alright, so, like a dumbass, I downloaded a program that I now think might contain a keylogger. I got it from crazymulti(dot)tk.
I know it's a VB program, and I've taken a look at it with some free (read: evaluation version) VB disassemblers. Unfortunately, I've been unable to find anything that confirms my suspicions.
Does anyone want to take a look, or at least point me in the direction of a free, fully-functional, non-trial version of a VB disassembler?
>> No. 5779
First off, your file upload fails. I had to download the program from the site.
Escond: I do not have access to a VB disassembler, but I uploaded it to virustotal, and here's the result...
http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/a6ab97793e35dd5c489d3773a751d653a8baa1379a576fb84bc07fccd9a7f09f-1257365620

tl;dr: 30 out of 41 antivirus programs think that it's bad.
Also take this into account: The instructions in the attached text file smells rotten long way. It's also very suspicious that the file has a description field of Realtek Azalia Audio - Event Monitor. I bet you have an unkillable process called Alcxmntr.exe in your task list - and a sound card that doesn't come from Realtek.

This is your typical malware. If you clicked it, enjoy your aids.
>> No. 5780
I didn't bother disassembling it. Looks like VB.Net and for some reason it references System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol

I don't know what the program is supposed to do, so I can't say anything other than that I think it looks suspecious


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5528 No. 5528 hide watch expand quickreply [Reply]
/pr/, what books do you recommend for learning x86 assembly?
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>> No. 5749
i have essentials of 80x86 assembly language by richard detmer, but honestly i use emu8086 and most of what i know about assembly i learned by reading the documentation and tutorials on the website for it. their documentation is fantastic.
>> No. 5761
>>5586
Better yet, you can order hard copies for free, unless they've changed their policy since. (I placed my order in 2006, so it's not impossible they did. But worth shot.)
Send a mail to intelsupport@hibbertgroup.com and ask politely to order the following articles, and include your home address and daytime phone number:

SKU # 252046
SKU # 248966
SKU # 253665
SKU # 253666
SKU # 253667
SKU # 253668
SKU # 253669

Preferably order them from your college e-mail if you're in college, but I suppose any address will do.
>> No. 5762
>>5761 again. Here are links to the PDF's as well:
http://blog.csdn.net/greenerycn/archive/2007/03/10/1525885.aspx


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5759 No. 5759 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
Does anyone know where to find a copy of storyspace? I have a desire to learn something fairly out of date. I also posted this in /halp/.


My university is having a conference this coming spring focusing on "new media" and several of the authors coming are involved with electronic literature(I won't capitalize either of those words...) and i wanted to get a personal understanding of how this storyspace system works, without spending the $300 they're asking for.


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4626 No. 4626 hide watch expand quickreply [Reply] [Last 50 posts]
Dear /pr/,

-editor(s) of choice
-programming languages you know
-programming languages you like
-operating system
-compiler
-web browser

In my case, it's:
GNU nano, vim (I'm still learning that one)
BASIC, Pascal, C, C++, Perl, Python, LISP, D
C, D, Perl and LISP
Xubuntu Linux 8.04
GCC
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>> No. 5744
>>4728
aw du i need the name on this pics original. i read it, i used it, it was wonderful. and then i had to delete everything for a multiple cross border move
>> No. 5745
-notepad ++, visual studio 2008, emu8086
-c#, assembly
-c#, assembly again
-ubuntu 9.10 x64, window 7 pro x64
-visual studio, mono
-opera for its speed and usability, firefox for customization and stumbleupon

i'm still a rookie when it come to programming, i'm taking java next semester
>> No. 5758
-editor(s) of choice
-vim (linux)
-notepad++ (windows)
-programming languages you know
-C++
-programming languages you like
-C++
-Scheme
-operating system
-Currently Vista
-Typically some minimal Linux distro
-compiler
-g++
-web browser
-chrome (windows)
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5751 No. 5751 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
I'm setting up a domain on my home network, so I can auto-map network drives (and give friends access to my file server without them seeing my 10TB of midget porn).

While I'm writing the mapping script, I'm wondering if there are any other useful things I could have my script do besides map drives at login?


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5741 No. 5741 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
So how in god's name do I interface with something like Cleverbot? Or Omegle?

I can't get around however Cleverbot is rendering the page. Supposedly I can see the forms, but I'm not sure how to send the information so that it doesn't end up a bad request
>> No. 5748
Omegle is an AIM bot. If you don't want to dig into the Oscar protocol directly yourself (through libpurple or whatever) you can make an IRC bot and connect through bitlbee.

As for the other one, never heard of it. I'm sure they have some other, more straight forward, way to use it.


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5724 No. 5724 hide watch quickreply [Reply]
I thought everyone here could use a distraction, and a laugh.
(pic related) It's the worst language/development environment to plague the earth.
>> No. 5735
its got a cool logo. thats all that matters, isnt it Perl?
>> No. 5736
Anything that's using Java sucks with a 95% probability.


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