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XerxesTheMighty

XerxesTheMighty

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Jun 15, 2003
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How can I create a patch for a program that I've already written? Does it require to know machine langauge or something (I used to machine code a while back).

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Xerxes Dynatos
 
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How your patch is constructed depends on how the original program is written. Is it designed to be "patchable"?


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if (typos) cout << &quot;My fingers are faster than my brain. Sorry for the typos.&quot;;
 
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I have no idea. This concept is one I need to learn, so if you got any good websites or tutorials, er somethin' like that.
How do I make a program &quot;patchable&quot;?

Sorry for my stupidity, but I gotta learn sometime!

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&quot;Getting to the top is an extra reward.Its the climb that makes the man.&quot;
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I think you could
1. just use archived different backups of full source codes of projects.
2. Use CVS (look for WinCVS) and CVS tags.

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