Non Graphical C++ help

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  1. moody_87

    moody_87 New Member

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    Hello guys J
    I hope to find some help in here L
    I don’t know anything about c++ L and I need to build a safe files using c++ and compile it using gcc\g++ compiler. Where the safe should be as a binary file that contains the other files
    All this should be in the text mode so no graphical interface is required.
    So could you please provide me with a step by step guide to help me with building my safe files?
    If any c++ experts here and wanna help me, please just send me a private message to give you more details.

    Thanks in advance J
     
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    Why not just use something like 7zip?
    What do you mean by a "safe file"?
     
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    safe file means a binary file that contain encrypted files
    The file safe management program should handle the following functions:
    1. Adding file to the safe
    2. Extracting file from the safe
    3. Deleting file from the safe
    4. Listing files in the safe
    5. Checking the integrity of the files in the safe
     
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    And my other question?
     
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    can you tell me more about 7zip and how it work ? and can implement this through text mode (dos) by using c++ ?
     
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    thanks a lot, i'll check that
     

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