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O.o... What is the point of this?
Your ability to communicate with other people is simple amazing. I think if you want to learn something then you need to buy a few textbook/coursebook and you have to learn how other people did things and how certain techologies work. I guess the reverse engineering and code analyzing means nothing for you because you can solve everything by youself The fact that we are using mobile phones now is the result of a long process that built on each other. It means that peope were taught each other. Othewise, it wouldn't hurt you to read a publication which is written by a professional engineer since it is easy to learn stupid things (and use them later) by yoursef. novaccaine - You would actually listen to someone cheap and stupid enough to use wordpress websites?? Fuicious is correct, it is a proper mind set, to both question, and understand the simple things we take for granted. You may see it as "re-inventing the wheel", but real hackers see it as "Oh, that's how it works", or "Hey, if we try this, we can increase our overall throughput by 20%". How the fuck you think we have mobile devices, and tables? By fuckin re-inventing the fuckin wheel.
That realloc() call for each token found is really an ugly idea though..
Also your last couple lines could be this instead:Code: [Select]res = realloc(res, sizeof(char *) * delims + 1;
res[delims] = 0;
No need to increment and store the value of delims + 1 in delims if you are going to subtract from it afterwards.
printf("%s",( 0xff | 0xf1 == 110 | 011 == ((int)true) == (int)!false || 0 | 0 ) ? "Yeah that was a good feedback ..." : "I made a mistake");
```
~/fun cat test.c
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
char** split(char *s,const char *delim) {
int delims = 0; char *p = strtok(s,delim), **res = NULL;
while(p) {
res = realloc(res,sizeof(char*) * ++delims); // allocating memory
if ( res == NULL ) exit(-1); // there is no more memory , allocation is failed
res[delims-1] = p;
p = strtok(NULL,delim);
}
// adding last element because of the null
res = realloc(res,sizeof(char*) * ++delims);
res[delims-1] = 0;
return res;
}
int main () {
char buf[] ="it is just a simple example for fun";
char** data = split(buf," ");
for(int i=0; data[i]; i++)
printf("%d = %s\n",i, data[i] );
free(data);
}
```
Yeah, but you need to include a whole library to do so. Regardless of that, I don't see anything wrong in trying to understand the functions we usually take for granted.
if type(myarray) is list and len(myarray) > 0 :
sum(myarray)/len(myarray) == sum([x for x in myarray]) / len(myarray) == reduce(lambda x,y: x+y,myarray) / len(myarray)
I have a little problem with the first ReverseMe, When I start it in OllyDbg it says: Cannot find the entry point SendDlgitemMessageW the procedure in the dynamic link library C : \ Windows \ System32 \ ole32.dll
But, if this book is given as pdf then it can be converted to doc for editing and creating a new pdf which does not contain any signature. Anyway, I thought that no one would risk his own cert