[Shadows In Rain]

Structure can't be passed as its members, one by one?

[padilha007]

would be possible to verify the integrity of steam with orpehus? For there are many people using the "steam pac" with my server being enabled with vac.

Any suggestions?

[Arkshine]

What is "steam pac" ?

[bibu]

Originally Posted by Arkshine What is "steam pac" ?

http://alturl.com/jq4f7

[Arkshine]

It doesn't help. You should search yourself before blindly giving a link.

The purpose of asking is to let padilha007 giving a proper answer so others people will know too. Sharing knowledge. All you do is sharing stupidity. No thanks.

[padilha007]

I think it's a little dangerous to put it in this forum. Would not it be better if I pass the content for PM?

[bibu]

His question was not clear, but to your question, it does heöü-

Originally Posted by Arkshine It doesn't help.

What don't you understand?

3rd result: Pac-Steam/Non-Steam +Download

Don't act like an asshole and read instead.

Thank you.

[Arkshine]

I'm not supposed to understand pac = pack. Your link doen't show "Pac-Steam". So, yes, you are damn stupid to think all people are supposed to know that. It could be anything and that's why I've asked a definition on what is "that". And like always you answer randomly instead of explaining clearly what it does. Is that hard ? Probably too much for you. Eh.


@padilha007: To answer you, Orpheu being server-side I'm not sure you can do something client-side. Unless you have a client-side module or something which could detect that for sure. Actually under a windows server, it would be probably possible to do something because you can access on the client with some tricks, but from linux no idea.

[padilha007]

sorry it was not clear with the term pac steam, I thought you might know what would I be without the show such a large community actual usage. Unfortunately some people, can they use it wrongly.

@ Arkshine: Thanks for the reply so quickly. You could give me anything to be able to do a specific search on that?

[Garufa]

In `function.cpp' is defined the following array of pointers to chars:

PHP Code:

unsigned char *PreJumps[0xFFFF]; 


... and then stores the result of `malloc' here:

PHP Code:

void Function::preparePatch()
{
    unsigned char* preJump = PreJumps[id] = (unsigned char*) malloc(PreJumpSize);

    ... 


... but this is used anymore. This is an increase of 256 KB of RAM in vain. I'm right?

EDIT x 2: 0xFFFF = 65535 bytes, 65535 * 4 ( sizeof pointer in 32 bits machine ) = 262140 bytes, 262140 / 1024 = 256 KB