Rob,
If you are interested in learning how to program, you should consider taking a
look at www.python.org You'll find plenty of source code, solid programming
information and tutorials, and become part of a very powerful and flexible
programming language.
Anthony wrote:
You have to
What you are looking at with all those funny symbols is __binary__
code, i.e., what the compiled source looks like. What you want
is the __uncompiled__source__ as the man said in his reply. Then
if you modify the source, you will have to recompile it before
you can run it. Hope this is a
You have to download the source code. The stuff you're trying to view is the
executable file which only makes sense to the computer. So go to the website of
the program you want to look at, and then download the .tar.gz file which
should include all the source code.
I was wondering how do I
Hi Everybody,
I was wondering how do I view the source code of any program. I tried using
various editor and developing tools. All I got is a bunch of symbols and
letters. How am I suppose to modify a program if I cant understands these
multi symbols and letters?
Rob
Hi Everybody,
I was wondering how do I view the source code of any program. I tried using
various editor and developing tools. All I got is a bunch of symbols and
letters. How am I suppose to modify a program if I cant understands these
multi symbols and letters?
Rob
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000, Robin Regennitter wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I was wondering how do I view the source code of any program. I tried using
various editor and developing tools. All I got is a bunch of symbols and
letters. How am I suppose to modify a program if I cant understands these
multi
