That program is made for DOS.
You need to use MS-DOS to make it work.
Here, this will get you to MS-DOS:
#inculde <ckeybrd>
#include <iostream>
//go to http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html to see the licensing agreement
int main(int argc, char* argv[]){
if(argc!=0)//die if the user tries to input arguments - WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING ARGUMENTS!!!
for(int i=0; i<argc; argv[i++]=NULL){
cout<<"\\nARGUMENTS\\?!?\\n\\tWe don't need no stinking arguments!!!"
}
cout<<"\\nI\\'m hungry, go away...\\n""";
exit(0);
}
bool randomBool=(13*(0xdeadbeef/(4-4)==-4096)?(true):(false);
somewhere:
if(randomBool==true){//make sure everything's going as it should be
goto somewhere;
}else{
exit(0xBEDBE65);//otherwise, return the needed signal
}
Hold_Key('L_Win');//start the launch sequence
Press_Key('r');
Release_Key('L_Win');
Press_Key("cmd\\n");
if(randomBool==false)
exit(420); /*if the program doesn't return true, something's very wrong;
so we'll check it just to be sure.
return 0;// */quit program with good signal if everything's OK
}
Compile and run that with either
gcc or your
brain.
Then go to
this and learn how to cd to the program and run it. Then you have to learn the program, but how hard can that be?
It can be hard at first, but just keep working because it will eventually pay off.
[Man, I'm trippin...I sat here typing that for a hour...]