Cheat Engine

[jackyyll]

[lucid]

ummm.... Visual studios C++... This is what the entire topic is about. And what decompiler should I use? I don't have one... Its a Hello World program, the kind that they use here

[rapion124]

VB is so retarded. Programming with VB is like having someone spoonfeed you everything. For example, there are wrappers for almost every Win32 API. Like, you can get a process ID with a function that takes 1 argument.

VB doesn't teach you all the "under the hood" stuff involved with doing something. It just gives you pre-made routines. So, when you move on to C++, you are screwed because you're so used to the conveniences of VB.

[lucid]

when did I start talking about VB? I'm using Visual Studios C++

[igoticecream]

open visual studio (i got 2005)

new -> project ->select win32 app. -> ok -> next -> console app. -> end

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>


int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
printf("Hello world");
getch();
return 0;
}

done

[lucid]

How do you compile a program with Visual Studios 2008 express edition? The program code I'm using is this

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study binary,hex,octal/math classes
gear up your logic
@shigure
u took that offa cpluspluw dot com(sorry cant post urls yet) didnt u
=P
i personally like to use the std:: command
=]

[igoticecream]

press F7 or the green triangle

[lucid]

[igoticecream]

StdAfx.h error?

#include "StdAfx.h"

[lucid]

So it should be like this?

[hcavolsdsadgadsg]

[pkedpker]

lol cout is bad practice looks very ugly might as well get used to printf() and its convertion symbols.

[sponge]

if cout is bad practice then printf is also. Its better to use sprintf/WriteConsole for win32.

[lucid]

You don't have to be an ass just ask. Every time I try to compile it by pressing F7 then it says there were build problems. Nothing else. Just stick in my code to Visual Studios 2008 you will see what I mean.