Jan Dries said:
>>
For example in C:
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
printf("xxxxxx"); // replace xxxxxx with your actual password.
return 0;
}
<<
Minor point, and perhaps off-topic here, but I'd strongly suggest avoiding
such uses of the printf statement in general. Use the puts() statement if
possible, or consider instead:
printf( "%s", "xxxxxx" ); // replace xxxxxx with your actual password.
This avoids any possible misinterpretation of arbitrary string "xxxxxx" as a
formatting string, and hence unexpected (and possibly unhandled) runtime
crashes.
Steve
(proponent of defensive C :-)
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