[C++] Odd error when building the solution

[[Rokudo]]

Hey there guys !
I need a bit of help for my project .
So , i'm getting the following errors when i try to build/debug the solution :




I don't know why i get this error , but what i've noticed is that the error only occurs in some parts of void WriteToMemory , so if i delete

 Spoiler

if(HomingStatus)
{

DWORD HomingAddressToWrite = (1, hProcHandle, HomingOffsets, HomingBaseAddress);
WriteProcessMemory( hProcHandle, (BYTE*)HomingAddressToWrite, &HomingValue, sizeof(HomingValue), NULL);
}

if(NoHitStatus)
{

DWORD NoHitAddressToWrite = (1, hProcHandle, NoHitOffsets, NoHitBaseAddress);
WriteProcessMemory( hProcHandle, (BYTE*)NoHitAddressToWrite, &NoHitValue, sizeof(NoHitValue), NULL);
}

i'm not getting the error anymore .

If you're thinking that i'm noob /beginner in coding and hacking - You are perfectly right . That's why i want to actually learn by practicing o.o

[Tasiro]

Originally Posted by [Rokudo]

           DWORD HomingAddressToWrite = (1, hProcHandle, HomingOffsets, HomingBaseAddress);

You're using the comma operator. That operator evaluates both operands and discards the result of the first expression. The result of (1, hProcHandle, HomingOffsets, HomingBaseAddress) is HomingBaseAddress, which has the type DWORD[1]. That type is incompatible with the non-pointer type DWORD. Maybe a missing function name?

[[Rokudo]]

Originally Posted by Tasiro

You're using the comma operator. That operator evaluates both operands and discards the result of the first expression. The result of (1, hProcHandle, HomingOffsets, HomingBaseAddress) is HomingBaseAddress, which has the type DWORD[1]. That type is incompatible with the non-pointer type DWORD. Maybe a missing function name?

You're probably right , but then why this

 DWORD SPAddressToWrite = (1, hProcHandle, SPOffsets, SPBaseAddress);

works fine , but this

 DWORD HomingAddressToWrite = (1, hProcHandle, HomingOffsets, HomingBaseAddress);

doesn't ?

[Tasiro]

DWORD SPBaseAddress = {0x0048DDD2};
// ...
DWORD HomingBaseAddress [] = {0x00F230E7};

SPBaseAddress is a DWORD and is initialized with the new uniform initialization syntax. You could also write DWORD SPBaseAddress = 0x0048DDD2. HomingBaseAddress is an array.

[[Rokudo]]

Originally Posted by Tasiro

DWORD SPBaseAddress = {0x0048DDD2};
// ...
DWORD HomingBaseAddress [] = {0x00F230E7};

SPBaseAddress is a DWORD and is initialized with the new uniform initialization syntax. You could also write DWORD SPBaseAddress = 0x0048DDD2. HomingBaseAddress is an array.

lol i'm such a noob >.< Thank you :3
#Edit : Any sweg Mod could close the thread if you feel like so :?

[Delinquenz]

#Solved

Why did you delete your opening post?

[[Rokudo]]

Originally Posted by Delinquenz

Why did you delete your opening post?

I reopened it , just in case someone is as noob as i am o.o