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jollyrancher82

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  1. It needs the 64bit libraries to link with.  As long as the function exists (is defined somewhere) then 32 bit code should compile and link on a 64bit setup.  After all, as someone here said, the only thing that really changes, as far as i know, is the data type sizes.  In visual Studio 2008, (I'm not using Express) find the build mode selector up top, which probably says Win32.  Click the pop-down and choose config manager.  For the active solution platform, choose new, then choose x64 from the list, coping settings from Win32.  That worked for me

    Your signature animation says "I, for one, support good grammar", yet it has a "dont" which is missing an apostrophe.

  2. I don't think it has an x86 processor, just some ARM thingy, which means your not going to be running anything on it tbh.

    Like the DS? We could try to port stuff from the ds's ARM9 to the ARM in the touch...?

    The DS has 2 ARM processors.

  3. If i read the challenge right i might have done it properly.

    #include <iostream>
    
    using namespace std;
    
    string guess;
    string answer("hak");
    
    int main(){
    cout<<"Crack men";
    cin>>guess;
    cin.ignore();
    if (guess == answer){
              cout<<"Correctn";
              }
    else {
         cout<<"Wrong";
         }
         cin.get();
         }

    Cracked with ollydbg

    Cracked with Notepad.exe, the string is stored in plain text in the executable.

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