I noticed that you removed the "5" result code from the 32-bit AVG example in the manual. I'm wondering if this might be beneficial. The result codes show as follows:
ERRORLEVEL == 0 /* everything is o.k. */ ERRORLEVEL == 1 /* user cancelled/interrupted test */ ERRORLEVEL == 2 /* any error during the test – cannot open file etc. */ ERRORLEVEL == 3 /* change identified */ ERRORLEVEL == 4 /* suspicion detected by heuristic analysis */ ERRORLEVEL == 5 /* virus found by heuristic analysis */ ERRORLEVEL == 6 /* specific virus detected */ ERRORLEVEL == 7 /* active virus in memory detected */ ERRORLEVEL == 8 /* AVG corrupted */
My thought was that a "4" would be a looser heuristic hit, while a "5" might be something like a damaged virus file. I've been using this so far without any known issues, but of course I'm stabbing in the dark a bit about this.
Any thoughts?
Matt
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