Hello, Me sorry really came after long time :)
Last night i was working on code just like a space eater malware for Linux. It is really easy to create and write some in file using C++ but in C it is little issue because of lack of fstream.h header file. i find solution so though i should share with you peoples :)
This will work for both Linux and Windows.
// To run
// Just open Linux terminal
vim test.c [enter]
copy paste the code
// To save press Esc and then Write
:wq
// This will save(w) and Quit(q)
// To Compile
g++ -o test test.c (enter)
// to run file
./test
BingO!
Use Full Link: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/fopen/
Last night i was working on code just like a space eater malware for Linux. It is really easy to create and write some in file using C++ but in C it is little issue because of lack of fstream.h header file. i find solution so though i should share with you peoples :)
This will work for both Linux and Windows.
// Author: Muhammad Usman // Name: Create_file_Read_Write.c// Date: 07/4/2012 // Description: Opens file by append example
#include <stdio.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/dir.h> int main() { /* Buit in C function to create Directory */ int c = mkdir("FolderName",0777); /* 2 Arguments, 1st one for folder name and 2nd one is for permission */ if(c==0) /* Check to confirm that directory is created or n0t */ { printf("New Directory is Created \n"); } else { printf("Error in Creation of Directory \n"); }
FILE *file; /* Create a File Pointer */ file = fopen("FolderName/file.txt","a+"); /* apend file (add text to a file or create a file if it does not exist.*/ fprintf(file,"%s","This is just an example and Mad person here :)"); /*writes*/ fclose(file); /*done!*/
getchar(); /* pause and wait for key */
return 0;}
// To run
// Just open Linux terminal
vim test.c [enter]
copy paste the code
// To save press Esc and then Write
:wq
// This will save(w) and Quit(q)
// To Compile
g++ -o test test.c (enter)
// to run file
./test
BingO!
Use Full Link: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/fopen/
1 comments:
nice, but you need a better way to organize your code brother :P
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