C++ tutorial

[LuckyA.Lot]

To be genuinely honest I don't    I'll take the answer as a 'stop talking now' sorta thing and fix it myself

I only asked whether it was the code as I had been using the program for a good few hours previously, with no problems. Obviously a stupid thing to ask, but nvm 

Staff note: NO DOUBLE POSTING!

[Kulverstukas]

I don't understand, what program? it sure isn't the code that gave you a trojan. So I'm no expert here, but I think it was something you downloaded...

[LuckyA.Lot]

Yeah, I'm using Dev C++, and it only seems to send a Trojan Horse when I use that specific code. I've been screwing around with it for ages, and I've not had a problem. But as soon as I click compile+run with that one code, the thing tries to screw me over. I'll just not use that specific code in the future (it's not like I'll ever need to see whether I'm old or not anyway)

[Kulverstukas]

Yeah, I'm using Dev C++, and it only seems to send a Trojan Horse when I use that specific code. I've been screwing around with it for ages, and I've not had a problem. But as soon as I click compile+run with that one code, the thing tries to screw me over. I'll just not use that specific code in the future (it's not like I'll ever need to see whether I'm old or not anyway)

I'm curious how do you know that it's a trojan?

[LuckyA.Lot]

AVG popped up and asked me whether I wanted to allow TrojanHorsegeneric3.something (along those lines) through. I said no, but it was quite clearly a Trojan Horse.