Pc killer program

[Addictgamer]

DO NOT RUN THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO KILL YOUR PC.

How it works? overruns an array.

Many noobs make this type of mistake.

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

#include <sstream>

using namespace std;


int a[2];

int temp = 1;

int *temp2;

string buff;

string itos(int i);


int main()

{

	cout << "Killing your pc!\n";


	while (temp == 1)

	{

		for(int i = 1; i > 0; i++)

		{

			a[i] = i;

			temp2 = &a[i];

			buff = itos(*temp2);

			cout << "Killing address: " << buff << endl;

		}

	}


	return 0;

}


string itos(int i) { // convert int to string

 stringstream s;

 s << i;

 return s.str();

}

[Anonymouse]

Compiled on linux.

Run on linux.

Doesn't kill linux.

LINUX WINS! :P

[Lair]

I somehow doubt it actually does kill PC. otherwise you wouldn't have posted it

[Addictgamer]

I ran it on windows, and dep stopped it before killing windows

I ran it on Linux and it killed my Linux

HAH MOUSE

It doesn't kill it, just requires reboot.

[dabomb29]

If that code kills your PC you might want to spoiler it.

Otherwise.....neat :P

[Addictgamer]

It just fills up your ram with an overrun array, and overwrites existing memory addresses.

Windows stops it with dep, but my linux installation doesn't.

Mouse's does though.

It is the most epic programming fail a noob can do.