c++

[PaulBird]

IDK I just include that in all of them just to avoid errors.

ohhh hahah well, unless u get errors its good practice not to put it (unless needed of course).

@D3nn: i see..

[C0deH4cker]

You dont need <iostream> unless youre using I/O (reading from stdin or writing to stdout/stderr).

#include <cstdlib>
int main() {
    int ret = system("batfile.bat");
    return ret;
}





You know, you can just do this: cmd.exe /c batchfile.bat

[PaulBird]

idt u need to cstdlib..

[C0deH4cker]

U do because system is a function in the c standard library.

[A12danrulz]

Ok i need a little c++ help. How would you record urls visited BEFORE the page actually loads? Like capture the requests and save them before the page is ever loaded?

[PaulBird]

wow, thats complicated. you'll need to prolly learn sockets + other things to be able to do that i think its a very advanced c++ concept

[A12danrulz]

Ok. It was an idea for a virus I was thinking about writing to make it intercept urls then stop you from accessing it. I just didn't know how to get the requests.

[PaulBird]

i see. i give you so much respect for thinking about doin this in c++ since many ppl go with easier alternatives to do that (such as python) not that thats bad, but you learn soo many more concepts from doing it in c++.

u shd start with learning c++ socket programming. ill upload a great pdf for that asap if u wish.

[A12danrulz]

Yes. Can I get the socket library on my iPod? Tried before but some idiot forgot a variable and I didn't feel like hunting through hundreds of lines of code to see how I should declare the variable.

[PaulBird]

yup:) its already on the ipod.
just do a #include <sys/socket.h>
go to /usr/include/sys , u should have socket.h there. im 100% sure u do though.
and one secc... ima upload tht pdf now.

[PaulBird]

here ya go. the author is good.

[A12danrulz]

That's for C not C++. Will it still work? I'm pretty sure it will but just double checking.

[PaulBird]

oops! sry haha. and yea. you might have to overlook some of the structs and stuff:\ sry haha. but nonetheless it teaches u to get around socket.h and is basically the same as c++

does anyone have any good C++ pdfs on sockets? MUCH appreciated

[A12danrulz]

Lol I do enjoy beejs guides though. I like his sense of humor. He lays it on a little thick sometimes but it keeps it interesting. And I'm pretty sure most of the functions will work and I can probably figure out what needs to be converted to c++ code. However they are both very similar so I shouldn't have too many issues.

[PaulBird]

exactly haha! sometimes i crack a smile(: hes enjoyable. reminds me of my algabra 1 math teacher so much.

and yup:) i find socket programming very fun. although i do miss doing it in python i figured if i wanted to get better at c++ theres no better way than to do everything in it.