the first is a cast

yes to dword pointer i think

why if i write ptrStore = (_DWORD *)(*(int (**a)(void))(*(_DWORD *)*ptrStore + 92))(); it tells me bad charter '='

why if i write ptrStore = (_DWORD *)(*(int (**a)(void))(*(_DWORD *)*ptrStore + 92))(); it tells me bad charter '='

why if i write ptrStore = (_DWORD *)(*(int (**a)(void))(*(_DWORD *)*ptrStore + 92))(); it tells me bad charter '='

i need a download link for c++ that link should also have header file

cmake ? makefile?

? what about them

like Ptr[8];

*(ptr + 8) you mean this?

*(ptr + 8) you mean this?

ptr[8]

It's the same under the hood, you get the dereferenced pointer that was offset by sizeof of item * 8

so if its a char pointer its the pointer + 8

Yes

So... when you have an array like arr[9] and you write arr only this is a pointer for the first element And you can write *(arr + 8) which is the same as arr[8] right? the same thing if I make pointer to the first element int *ptr = &arr[0] ptr[8]

So... when you have an array like arr[9] and you write arr only this is a pointer for the first element And you can write *(arr + 8) which is the same as arr[8] right? the same thing if I make pointer to the first element int *ptr = &arr[0] ptr[8]

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then please read the rules so you know how to behave

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@anubhav6005, what do you mean by "help to run", it gives some compile errors?

Ya but what I should do to run that? Please help me

Ya but what I should do to run that? Please help me

compile it and execute it

You resolved the code?

i didn't even look at it

if(s[i]== 'a' || s[i]=='e' || s[i] == 'i' || s[i]== 'o' || s[i] == u) how to shorten this piece of code

like without using multiple or

if(s[i]== 'a' || s[i]=='e' || s[i] == 'i' || s[i]== 'o' || s[i] == u) how to shorten this piece of code

https://pastebin.com/erzVEipQ Hi I’m having a logical error here i can’t seem to find it so if anyone could be of help I’ll be grateful. It’s supposed to print all values in the linked list but it only prints the first value

In your appendNode you don't seem to link your new node to the list. You assign it to the local variable ptr but not to the next of the last node

https://pastebin.com/3F0Wz1s6 you meant this way right? but its still not working

That's because of your while condition, you're missing the last node, I think you need to check for ptr->next instead of ptr in the while loop

I need c++app

if(s[i]== 'a' || s[i]=='e' || s[i] == 'i' || s[i]== 'o' || s[i] == u) how to shorten this piece of code

You can store the characters in another string and use a for loop with embedded if statement

This is more of like an assembly question.. So, I was reading up on something online about Code caves where you use unused memory in the process to execute extra code. Suppose I have a process where the disassembled instruction at address 0x0040AD9D a call "proc.exe"+0x7564 which is 5 bytes. (for example) 0x0040AD9D E8 0x0040AD9E 1E 0x0040AD9F 5A 0x0040ADA0 05 0x0040ADA1 00 So I'm changing that instruction to something else in that specific address which will jump to my code that I have defined elsewhere in the same memory of the process. The code that was given as an example in that article I was reading about, unsigned char* hook_location = (unsigned char*)0x0040AD9D; Which is the pointer to the address of the instruction that I will change. ... VirtualProtect((void*)hook_location, 5, PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE, &old_protect); Now I want to change the instruction to jmp address_to_my_func. *hook_location = 0xE9; 1st byte to 0xE9 - jmp opcode i,e 0x0040AD9D = 0xE9 *(DWORD*)(hook_location + 1) = (DWORD)&codecave - ((DWORD)hook_location + 5); Here I believe , We store the address to the codecave function beside the jmp instruction. Here I don't understand why subtracting ((DWORD)hook_location + 5) from the codecave address. Why are we subtracting it ? #cpp #x86_asm #asm

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We have a vector<pair<int,int>> how to print index of second element of pair that is greater than 'n' ? #binary search #sorting #comparators Example: Pair : 1-4 5-7 8-14 19-21 n= 16 n is just greater than second element of pair (8-14) therefore, ans is 2nd index

#include <string> string str = "aeiou" if(str.contains(s[i]))

if(s[i]== 'a' || s[i]=='e' || s[i] == 'i' || s[i]== 'o' || s[i] == u) how to shorten this piece of code

Guys what is the different of int main() and void main()