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I think I'm going to be converting my whole program into the VS2008 Express environment.

If I do that, will it make my program require the latest .net framework? Because that is exactly what I'm...

It's possible I'm using a bad psapi.lib, or maybe a bad psapi.dll? Assuming psapi.dll has anything to do with the process?

I don't suppose you could provide yours?

I have Microsoft Visual...

This particular comment I find extremely wasteful. I know where my program is crashing, and if I knew how I'd know how to solve it. Then I wouldn't need this forum would I?

"Not good idea to know...

This function always crashes at
if (!EnumProcesses( aProcesses, sizeof(aProcesses), &cbNeeded )) I know because the only print out I get is "1".

The code compiles. The proper includes and...

I find it very important to note
uFile.open(filePath, ios::in | ios::binary);
can not accept a string as its first parameter.

As for the rest of the code I am looking it over now. I'm glad your...

Ok then, thanks for that. Do you have any suggestions on how to facilitate dynamic arrays?

I don't have a g++ manual. I acquired it through minGW. Also I'm using a programming environment called...

I would do this using notepad to do the actual printing.

Open up a cmd prompt.
run your program like this:
myprogram.exe > d.txt

Then go to the file d.txt (should be wherever your program is)...

I suppose certain compilers may come with debug programs that support this functionality, but other than that this seems like it would relatively difficult to do in C++

Your main function should look like this:


int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{

}

argc represents the amount of arguements, argv is a dynamic array of pointers pointing to the arguments...

/sigh To change a file's extension just make sure file extensions are displayed and then rightclick->rename.

You don't need to open the command prompt nor do you need to write a script....
...

I would do this:


int IntToSend = 200; //put w/e int you want to send
char * charToSend;
charToSend = (char *)&IntToSend;
//The integer can now be referenced using charToSend[0] charToSend[1]...

The malfunctioning code snippet:


ifstream uFile;
struct stat results;
char filePath[fileName.size()];
chstr(fileName,*filePath);

uFile.open(filePath, ios::in | ios::binary);