Wat Programing Languages R There

[cegy]

i was wondering wat programing language is there that u can make ur own patch/ keygens in i know a few of them but i would like to c wat u guys say.

delphi

c++

c

asm

vb

vc.net

c#

[Sonny27]

This is gonna be an endless argument if it starts...

Have you ever coded something or are you completely new?

Learnt can be any language, but if you want to use it for keygens/patches/etc ONLY, you could choose any.

But by the way, what is VC.NET?

For .NET I only know C++.NET and C# as C-based languages?!

greetz

[Pimp.exe]

Python, Pascal, and a few other old ones...

[MOID]

There are of course hundreds of programming languages, but for coding a keygen I would put as restrictions:

• Be able to create a single independant .exe (no frameworks, interpreters or dll's needed)
  
• Be able to create a reasonably small .exe (so no huge interpreter with your program attached)
  
• Be able to interact with the Windows API easily
  

Based on that I'd say ASM, C, C++, D, Delphi, Objective-C, some BASIC variations (_not_ VB).

[Pimp.exe]

Based on that I'd say ASM, C, C++, D, Delphi, Objective-C, some BASIC variations (_not_ VB).

Why not VB? I have used VB a number of times to create keygens and patches. And infact, if you are new it's got good points too.

[cegy]

yes but vb needs runtime files for the program to work though , i wouldn't mind seeing wat basic languages there is that r rad like delphi/vb. maybe someone can help me>?

[Teddy Rogers]

yes but vb needs runtime files for the program to work though , i wouldn't mind seeing wat basic languages there is that r rad like delphi/vb. maybe someone can help me>?

You could look at IBasic Professional, it is good and simple to get started and get results fast. If you wanted to try "to the bone programming" to be one of the asm fan boys it is possible to intergrate assembler code within the IBasic code and it is suprisingly very easy to do and call those routines. Or you could try EBasic (Emergence Basic), a very similar compiler to IBasic but supports new features and adds DirectX. It is still being developed unlike IBasic. Oh! And it is free and has a good support base

http://www.ionicwind.com/index.php?option=...5&Itemid=33

Another option you could look at is PowerBASIC. Here is a Wiki of it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerBASIC

Ted.