The "real sense" for _a_virus_ is a memory resident code. I've had the following case not long ago:
the compiler (icl in my case) was collecting the profiling data, generated on my pc and adds the self-injected piece of
the resident virus from memory. As a result, the executable have added piece of ...

Одно я понял, для меня время, чтобы отдохнуть об этом форуме!

I found it. My theme was "polyethylene" and for some reason it cannot handle polls.

What is this "The submitted form was invalid. Try submitting again." that I get in every poll? Does anybody have this problem?

Hello Ted!
Have you noticed that the windows theme appearance is somehow different (like graying or something). I suppose it's a feature. Do you like it (I'm interested, because I'm not really sure I do).
Thanks!

One thing for sure - I understood almost nothing of your posts.

Hi Mincho,
That's because he's using an automatic translator :D

If I understand correctly,he claims that Pedro can't make a serious accusation because he doesn't have the source code of the accused engine....
Cheers,
Dr.d
:D
I ...

One thing for sure - I understood almost nothing of your posts.

Well, I studied the code and the code is robbolito 0.0085g3, only 3 values changed minimally in the evaluation of pawns.
I apologize to HG for playing with the clone on your server, but it helps to unmask SquarknII.
Robbolito is a public domain project. So it's better to call such "clones" not ...

In C &attack_vector [0] and attack_vector are equivalent attack_t* expressions. Exactly my point. The difference appears only in listings. During execution, they both are in scaled mode and there is no difference: [edx+eax*2]. The base and the index registers are the same too. I was just wondering ...

I am using 2d array of structures
{
uint8 flags;
uint8 delta;
}attack_t;
for attack detection,indexed by [sq][target]. What puzzles me is the intel IA32's translation.
It appears that if I don't use an auxiliary array of pointers, it will be referenced BYTE PTR [_attack_vector+edi+ebp*2],
when ...