Xennith wrote:
For the record the fact that every line ends with a 0 should be very familiar to anyone who has programmed with C and its relatives, thats how strings work.
Well, for the record, you must also provide an example of *anything* written in C that contains (I mean console commands including the "c:\>" prompt ):
Quote::
c:\>dir windows
c:\>ipconfig
c:\>cd windows
c:\>type boot.iniAND has 1st and last line terminated with 00 and second and third with 0000 (and no it doesn't look like 00 padding, as each "line" has a different length).
On the other hand, if it is a set of commands, anyone ever actually manage to get:
"C:\>type boot.ini"
AFTER having changed directory to C:\Windows? <img src="images/smiles/icon_rolleyes.gif" alt="Rolling Eyes" title="Rolling Eyes" />
And in any case the "C" would be capital in all NT command interpreters.
jaclaz
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