create a domain and subject and objects

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hi , my friends
I want to implement domain( i.g. unix domain) in c or c++ language.(domain,subject and object is very important subject about protection of operating systems)
- we have *.*txt file that contain 4 columns and any rows.
in this table we want to add sub ject and object with its access right to which object and its operation(add or delete or search).
if we want to add subject and object with same access rights that formerly added it to list, we add this 2 subject to 1 domain; else we put them in 2 different domain.
the output of program must be able to show any domain with its subject and objects in 4 columns.
with respect, mohammad hadiniya

Posted 13-Dec-11 21:51pm

mamadss

Updated 14-Dec-11 3:07am

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Balakrishnan Dhinakaran 14-Dec-11 4:37am

Hello mohammad hadiniya your question is not clear

Stefan_Lang 14-Dec-11 5:22am

What do you mean by 'domain', 'subject' and 'object'? In the context of C++ none of these terms have a specific meaning, so it's hard to offer help. Also you used the term 'hashing file' (or the verb hashing in conjunction with file - the grammar isn't clear), without explaining it's relevance in this context. What's in that file? What is being hashed?

Judging by your second point, maybe you could use the STL class std::map (see http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/stl/map/ ).

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Balakrishnan Dhinakaran · Answer 1 · 2011-12-13T22:44:00

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According to my knowledge this is a way of creating application domain using c++

VB

public: static AppDomain* CreateDomain(
 String* friendlyName
);

Posted 13-Dec-11 22:44pm

Balakrishnan Dhinakaran