What (coding)language is the auto-patcher in?Quote:
lol, it's not mine; it's ultimation's.
Need some help with reflect
09/03/2008 03:55
tao4229#31
09/03/2008 08:55
alexbigfoot#32
maybe...but is from ur team....i mean AcidCo...Quote:
@tao4229 - i dont have the source of the autopatcher...just a hex editor
09/03/2008 11:49
~Yuki~#33
Yep and your hex is cool^^
09/03/2008 22:35
alexbigfoot#34
no..he`s not....an brain and an hex editor would be enough ....Quote:
09/03/2008 23:54
tao4229#35
I wasn't asking you.. I wouldn't think you would have the source <.<Quote:
@tao4229 - i dont have the source of the autopatcher...just a hex editor
09/05/2008 02:29
nTL3fTy#36
PEiD says Borland Delphi 6.0 - 7.0.Quote:
09/05/2008 02:30
tao4229#37
Thanks, I figured it wouldn't be in C# (for obvious reasons) but since Infamous learned C++, I didn't know which one it would be in.Quote:
09/05/2008 03:40
lostsolder05#38
last i heard infamous was coding his p serv in c# o.0 donnu now tho lolzQuote:
and y wouldnt u figure it was in c#(for obvious reasons?) inf basically already proved that c# can be almost just as good as c++
09/05/2008 03:47
tao4229#39
First, I was talking about the auto-patch program.Quote:
and y wouldnt u figure it was in c#(for obvious reasons?) inf basically already proved that c# can be almost just as good as c++
And the obvious reasons.... Any managed code requires the .NET framework. Some people may not have it, so making a PUBLIC application, you won't want to use managed code(C#,VisualBasic, or Managed C++). You want to use native code such as Delphi or C++.(I THINK Delphi is native, don't scream at me >.>)