[Eclipse]

Code:

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> void usage() { printf("Usage: ./postcalc.c current_post_count time posts_per_day\n"); } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { if(argc > 4) { printf("Too many arguments.\n"); usage(); } else if(argc < 4) { printf("You have not passed enough arguments.\n"); usage(); } else if(argc == 4) { int current_post_count = atoi(argv[1]); int time = atoi(argv[2]); int posts_per_day = atoi(argv[3]); int result = posts_per_day * 30.436 * 12 * time; result = result + current_post_count; printf("In %d years, your post count will be %d.\n", time, result); } else { usage(); } return 0; }

Also, I wanted to ask whether or not the above program is vulnerable to a buffer overflow attack, and if so, why? (@Dyme? Since you're the pro at exploiting buffer overflows in TEXETs. )

[Reiko]

No buffer overflows here.. perhaps an (unexploitable?) int overflow, though

[phyrrus9]

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[roger_smith]

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I think this is just a basic calculator type program.

[Eclipse]

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I think this is just a basic calculator type program.

It's not a bad idea for some more practice. I'll attempt it sometime.

[0xDEAD10CC]

Why does error() return an int when it's not used?

Code:

int error() { printf("Usage: ./postcalc.c current_post_count time posts_per_day\n"); return 0; }

^^ Also, "error" is definitely not an appropriate name for a function which only prints out the usage command line to stdout. Just name it usage().

Code:

void usage(void) { /* print out message to stdout (or stderr) here */ }

[Eclipse]

Why does error() return an int when it's not used?

Code:

int error() { printf("Usage: ./postcalc.c current_post_count time posts_per_day\n"); return 0; }

^^ Also, "error" is definitely not an appropriate name for a function which only prints out the usage command line to stdout. Just name it usage().

Code:

void usage(void) { /* print out message to stdout (or stderr) here */ }

I kinda just hacked that bit because I didn't want to write the same thing out multiple times. Thanks for the advice, it's always appreciated.

Yeah, error() should be void instead of int.

[tropic]

I think this is just a basic calculator type program.

Lol this isn't a basic calculator type program (if it did, it would at least accept infix input and have at least 4 arithmetic operations), this is a testament to OP's autism and desire for attention. This code is so fucking pointless it hurts.

[blackhatcat]

Lol this isn't a basic calculator type program (if it did, it would at least accept infix input and have at least 4 arithmetic operations), this is a testament to OP's autism and desire for attention. This code is so fucking pointless it hurts.

Looks like OP has just hit ex12 on learncodethehardway about if and else statements and for some reason thought it's worth showing off almost identical code as given in the example on the site.

My advice is to focus on learning and share your code when you have something worth sharing.

[Eclipse]

Looks like OP has just hit ex12 on learncodethehardway about if and else statements and for some reason thought it's worth showing off almost identical code as given in the example on the site.

My advice is to focus on learning and share your code when you have something worth sharing.

I did 5 of the exercises and did the rest of it from google. This isn't a program intended for actual use, rather just a testament to the fact that I'm learning C. This thread serves no purpose other than to get feedback and improve.

We all know you guys are leet and have been since you came out of your mum's cunt, but we're not all so gifted.