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voidmain:
Compile this:


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choasmaster:
i don't compile things unless i know exactly what they do, i like my system as it is and i don't want to do anything that would hurt it. besides, if its in my power, i only compile code that has good explaination for what it is doing.

voidmain:
Heh heh.. well you don't have to worry about this one.  You won't believe what it does when you compile and run it.  Besides, can't you read the source?     This is actually an example of an entry in the obfuscated code contest.  I ran across it many years ago and it's still my favorite.  It has to do with Christmas...  Besides, if you compile and run it as a normal user in Linux what can it do?  Again, I only mess with Windows users, not Linux users so this one is safe.

ahri:
how do i compile it?

$gcc filename.extension?

voidmain:
Just copy/paste the quoted code into a file with a *.c extension.  Then "gcc filename.c" which will create a program called "a.out".  To run it type "./a.out", actually you might want to pipe it through "more" like this:

./a.out | more

[ July 20, 2002: Message edited by: VoidMain ]

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