What does DO_NOT_ALLOW_ACCESS_TO_INTERNALS_OF_STRUCTS imply ?
My program contains a struct of users and their passwords that is used
when they login to the program and it looks like :-
struct
{
char Id[8];
char Password[7];
char Value[7];
char Name[23];
} Controller[] = {{"1000912", "473361", "0", "Big Boy"},
{"1000823", "434542", "0", "Little Girl"},
{"1000734", "258643", "20000", "Little Boy"},
{"1000645", "351434", "10000", "Another Boy"},
{"1002756", "255395", "20000", "Some Guy"},
{"1004867", "276656", "20000", "Another Guy"}};
This is defined as a global. Is this what cannot be accessed ?
The reason for the struct is so that even if the device it is running on
falls into the wrong hands they cannot use this credit control program.
BTW All the germane details in the struct have been altered to protect the
innocent....:-)
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Regards,
Alf Stockton www.stockton.co.za
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The first piece of luggage out of the chute doesn't belong to
anyone, ever.
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