Usually those check sums are in the containing file, meant to not allow corrupted files. In fact, I've rarely seen it hard coded.

Still won't be used in games, as its a "per user license" which a software may never know.

I'm partial to VIM myself.

Depends on how the game is coded. For example, you could probably get most of the code, if the software used a gaming engine. This is because a lot of gaming engines use a scripting language, where the "script code" is either in plain text, or some pseudo code. In this case, you could get ...

Figured it out?

Have you tried ClamAV?

I have already built something similar, instead of it actually being a language i built it more as a description. To describe the format.

Would have to see the implementation.

Yeah, detours has been around for several years. It also doesn't work on assembly programs either. I found out you can write a program to make the kernel calls yourself, thereby bypassing the API. This makes programs that puts hooks into api calls from never getting time. If you make an API call, al...

I really like the C&C games as well. Although, as strat games go, I think my all time favor game was Total Annihilation.

Another one not listed here, was Beyond Good & Evil. For some reason, that soundtrack was VERY well done.

Need Unix tools for that.

You sure are a pdf junkie

Please don't give him any ideas, dino!

Wobble wrote:So:
4 + 0 = 0
12 + 4 = 16
44 + 20 = 64
168 + 88 = 256
332 + 180 = 512

I guess someone didn't do to well in math