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* - walidbj - Nov 26, 2010
(Nov 26, 2010 08:03 AM)terabitez Wrote: lOL WTF C# and C++ are totally different..
yeah but for it was so easy learning c# cause i already used c++ so there is a lot of similarity. I wanted to say that it's more easy to program in c# instead of visual basic (major of keylogger tutorial language) when you are experimented with c++
* - loganste123 - Jan 17, 2011
Im new to scripting, can sombody explain where I would put this code and would I just bind it to my server.exe that I have already made?
* - Nonmod - Jan 17, 2011
This code is uneffiecent and ugly.
1.Looping through each drives(even A:) and writing into them, obviously will throw errors.
2.The signature of this method is incorrect, you will never know if method is completed succesfully.
3.Creation of an array and then again creating a new array, leaving the first one unused for GC. (uneffecient)
* - loganste123 - Jan 17, 2011
(Jan 17, 2011 01:36 PM)Nonmod Wrote: This code is uneffiecent and ugly.
1.Looping through each drives(even A:) and writing into them, obviously will throw errors.
2.The signature of this method is incorrect, you will never know if method is completed succesfully.
3.Creation of an array and then again creating a new array, leaving the first one unused for GC. (uneffecient)
so im guessing dont use this?
* - Nonmod - Jan 17, 2011
(Jan 17, 2011 02:01 PM)loganste123 Wrote: so im guessing dont use this?
Can you use this? Yes.
Is it recommended? No.
* - loganste123 - Jan 17, 2011
(Jan 17, 2011 02:05 PM)Nonmod Wrote: Can you use this? Yes.hahah made my day:) Is there a program on the forum that will bind 2 files together and enable usb spreading?
Is it recommended? No.
* - loganste123 - Jan 17, 2011
(Jan 17, 2011 02:05 PM)Nonmod Wrote: Can you use this? Yes.
Is it recommended? No.
Okay thanks. ill just find somthing elss.