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JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100673]

Mon, 15 March 2004 02:30

Tox

Messages:249
Registered:February 2000
Location: www.webcodesign.de

http://www.webcodesign.de/the_whitehat_project/

now someone help me to build the HowTos as HTML, syntax-highlighting and shit takes ages. Wink

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Sergeant 1st Class
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Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100674]

Mon, 15 March 2004 03:57

Digicrab

Messages:253
Registered:December 2003

Cool, this will make sure that none of the useful stuff we discover will get lost. Good work.

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Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100675]

Mon, 15 March 2004 04:22

Tox

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Registered:February 2000
Location: www.webcodesign.de

thx

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Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100676]

Mon, 15 March 2004 04:34

XXXSHADOW

Messages:39
Registered:November 2002
Location: Hell

we need mirrors around the world Wink

it's importent to speard it :rolleyes:
1 server can closed but 100 Very Happy

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Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100677]

Mon, 15 March 2004 04:35

bold

Messages:30
Registered:March 2004

maybe we should distribute it over filesharing networks.

windows users out there ( Wink

) please put the file into your kazaa files. and edonkey or whatever.

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Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100678]

Mon, 15 March 2004 04:42

XXXSHADOW

Messages:39
Registered:November 2002
Location: Hell

ja2source[1].zip

Razz

on other point Tox had forgotten

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Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100679]

Mon, 15 March 2004 08:24

Khor1255

Messages:1817
Registered:August 2003
Location: Pleasantville, NJ

At the risk of sounding moronic, is there an easy correspondance type way to learn C that anyone knows about? I 'learned' basic and fortran while awaiting discharge paperwork back in the 80's but can't say I know a bit of it now.
It came pretty easy though and if C is even remotely alike I'm sure I'd pick it up pretty quick.
Thanx.

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Sergeant Major

Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100680]

Tue, 16 March 2004 00:31

Sweeper

Messages:99
Registered:March 2002
Location: Namsos, Tr

There are tutorials on the net, I know, because I got some C++ knowledge from them.

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Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100681]

Tue, 16 March 2004 00:42

FireMissiles

Messages:31
Registered:February 2003
Location: UK

getting hold of this code is a very good way to learn. it's a lot easier to go through someone elses code and learn how things work than actually writing something from scratch yourself (unless it's hello world). find a decent web site with some tutorials. get onto msdn online and check out the VC++ section and get trawling.

Doing is a much better way of learning than reading.

F.

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Re: JA2 Source - The Whitehat Project[message #100682]

Tue, 16 March 2004 04:10

Ninth Hour

Messages:33
Registered:January 2004

Quote:

Originally posted by Khor1255:
At the risk of sounding moronic, is there an easy correspondance type way to learn C that anyone knows about? I 'learned' basic and fortran while awaiting discharge paperwork back in the 80's but can't say I know a bit of it now.
It came pretty easy though and if C is even remotely alike I'm sure I'd pick it up pretty quick.
Thanx.

Here's a set of (free) online tutorials for your consideration. I hear they're pretty good, though I have yet to look through them myself:

http://www.iota-six.co.uk/c/default.asp

As with any language (computer or human), the trick is to have a good reference, but also to immerse yourself in the environment of the language. Read up on the syntax, but practice, practice, practice. I'd be tinkering around myself, if I actually had any time in the forseeable future.

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