Comments by unscathed18

unscathed18 11-Nov-13 1:37am View

For me it is not a matter of over estimating my data: rather, to protect it since probably there may be holes "somewhere" (in the framework) and I don't think that always the first motive to make attacks is just because of the data's worth but perhaps to tease people around.
In fact, I was unsure if any of them both implemented some countermeasures to that matter or was up to the programmer to implement a way to achieve security. Nothing less, nothing more.

unscathed18 11-Aug-13 12:18pm View

Ok, but what is the reason it doesnt work?

unscathed18 31-May-13 6:45am View

OK, this works well, but by the simple type wrapping I am just hiding away the conversions in between. Isn't there anyway to show a "char" as a number instead of a ASCII display? I guess it should depend on the OS console. The solution you provided above needs to make a prior conversion whether to a non-char type or a string.

unscathed18 26-May-13 3:12am View

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don't know exactly what bitwise const means!What is it??

unscathed18 11-Apr-13 12:56pm View

I also thought such a thing but then I realised that I wasn't exceeding the buffer length. There was too much space left for happening.

unscathed18 11-Apr-13 10:35am View

Good. One more question: When you declare a 20 characters string (i.e. buffer),
it means that will hold 20 + the '\0'? Or it means 19 characters + '\0'?

unscathed18 11-Apr-13 10:34am View

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Fine. One more question: When you declare a 20 characters string (i.e. buffer),
it means that will hold 20 + the '\0'? Or it means 19 characters + '\0'?

unscathed18 11-Apr-13 10:32am View

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Good. One more question: When you declare a 20 characters string (i.e. buffer),
it means that will hold 20 + the '\0'? Or it means 19 characters + '\0'?

unscathed18 11-Apr-13 10:24am View

Yeah, I did, but I had a problem with the gcc compiler: It seems that the SGymnast struct crushes the inner struct, Credentials, and I guess is due to some bug.
When I do swap the order of declaration of variables within the SGymnast struct, it seems that everythings go messy. For instance, the sport string prints onscreen garbage info.

On the other hand, if I put it Credentials at the end such a problem doesnt occur.

So for this reason, I opted for making the "cred" a pointer to a Credentials struct instead the struct itself.

unscathed18 10-Mar-13 8:44am View

One more thing! If I want my PHP to gain security what should I head for?

unscathed18 10-Mar-13 8:38am View

Many thanks for the info! I'll read them carefully.
I have no problem in using ubuntu server I know the basics although the essential drawback is that a normal PC isnt up to the challenge unless you buy a good one and server-oriented.

unscathed18 10-Mar-13 8:20am View

What is exactly a hosted VMS? For its initials I can think of Virtual Machine, but.. what for?

unscathed18 10-Mar-13 8:19am View

What other things may I can take into consideration? Just out of curiosity to have a global idea.

unscathed18 10-Mar-13 8:18am View

Ok I understood. But java support (jsp) is only for non-free hostings, I was just thinking of first trying and then if I wanted to go serious, I could pay monthly/yearly.
Another thing: Is it quicker using Java than PHP?

I found a JSP free hosting but I don't know how is it so far and I only have 50mb for a free account. It is not cheap and it can get up to 100$ monthly.

I know of another hosting that offers me (for free) 2gb but I doesn't use Java and gives me unlimited space and domain only for 2$ a month.

unscathed18 28-Feb-13 17:19pm View

Wonderful!! Thanks a lot!! This has clarified how it works on the backstage. Good answer.

unscathed18 13-Feb-13 11:42am View

Nevermind, I was wondering if influenced connection performance xDDD Thanks anybody, I'm trying to get to work what you told me to do.

unscathed18 13-Feb-13 11:03am View

Does it modify the functioning like downloading/accessing/uploads about navigation of the router in general? I mean it restricts something are it is juts 0 convenients (besides of matter of security holes)

unscathed18 12-Feb-13 15:15pm View

excuse me, would you mind giving me some star points if it's been any helpful to you? I don't intend to be harsh :)

unscathed18 10-Feb-13 15:49pm View

I think I'll stick with mxCreateWindow.
Although, The #pragma push_macro and pop_macro doesn't work for me (I use Visual C++ Express 2010) Do you know why it is it?

unscathed18 6-Dec-12 6:37am View

Woudln't be easier just to get the "this" pointer from the instanced object? Bytheway, Why it has to be an static member? Otherwise, the compiler won't let me go.

unscathed18 18-Jul-12 7:46am View

Yes, that's right. I'll try to get the hang out of it, but first I have to understand how it works.

unscathed18 18-Jul-12 7:45am View

Perfect! Thanks, that was what I was looking for. The example is clear and good to make a practice out of it.

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