Document Reproduction by [BLANK_NAME]
October 16th, 2007 9:02 PMThe virus itself documents the state of its reproduction as it runs. Source is provided in the zip file, but obviously don't go running such programs unless you know what they're doing. I take no responsibility for anything you might do with this program.
Reproduction.png
A screenshot of a computer virus reproducing
reproduction.zip
A collection of files including source for the virus.
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Yeah, you need some sort of UNIX environment. cygwin would do it, though that's a lot of trouble to run a useless computer virus...
"/usr/bin/env perl -w" is the suck on linux.
But, your virus works like a charm with the -w flag removed. (You've got a "use strict" in there anyway, so unless I'm missing something, it doesn't seem to serve any purpose except to break things for many OSs.)
Nicely done. A creative and interesting take on this task. Great to see another up and coming EquivalenZ player.
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update: looks like I was wrong. -w is for warnings, and warnings *does* catch things that strict ignores. . . so, I guess formally one should add a "use warnings" when removing the -w. But, in this case leaving it off does no harm.
Thanks. Updated the .zip with -w-less versions.
Doesn't work on windows, though. ;)