Programming & patching: How to patch a program
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yes , he goes fast and he has a lot of pronunciation problems but still i dont find that hard to follow and he has very good insights and explains evrything in a way that is not boring to listen and as pointed out he has awesome skills And ofc you need to have some skills yourself to understand some things , but no knowledge comes magically too you
tl;dr: he is awesome and has haxors skills and i am pretty drunk
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GOOD TUTORIAL HAKIM! THANK YOU!
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This is great. I may have to play it back a few times, but you did a great job! Google should give you some commission for this one!
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@youhakim It's the reverse! The compiler does the translation when you use ASCII characters, from the character to its corresponding ASCII code. When you enter a value directly, the compiler simply uses that value.
BTW: 144 is not a valid ASCII character. ASCII = [0,127], and not a valid char value neither (it will overflow). You should use 'unsigned' modifier for scientific purposes :).
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any advice on how to crack a computer game?
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Wtf..
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erm this software doesn't seem to work on windows 7 x64
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if ur going to video grow some balls ans speak or go back to jerking off in ur moms basement
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most indians are hackerrrrrrs ... lol
this person is awsome!!! bro pls tell me
did patch.exe made changes in memory or in exe file?
pakistanzindabada 3 years ago
In the exe of corse.
youhakim 3 years ago
Sorry for the dubbelpost but i saw it later on :p why you create a char array with the values 144 144 while they both are integers.
alililiff 3 years ago
Because in C, you can specify a charactere by the charactere itself or its equivalent ASCII code which is an integer, and the compiler does the translation for you.
youhakim 3 years ago