#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout<<"test";
system("PAUSE");
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
After compiling, my Avira tells me, project1.exe is a virus called TR/Gendal.475116.A (by 4 signs in cout) or TR/Gendal.475116.E (by 5 signs in cout).
It does only comes up, when i try to "cout" 4 or 5 signs. In case of 3 or 6, Avira doesn't see it as a trojan.
Can some check this on his machine and tell me, if you had the same problem with Avira and devcpp?
thats not a problem with cout actually. The problem is the system call. Its evil and unsafe.
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Is it reliable Avira?... maybe it is programmed also with DevCPP!...
Now, it is really odd. It looks the kind of alert because of failed heuristics. Or else, that you have already a virus, and that in infects your programs even when they are just finished compiling.
Be careful!
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Is it reliable Avira?... maybe it is programmed also with DevCPP!...
Now, it is really odd. It looks the kind of alert because of failed heuristics. Or else, that you have already a virus, and that in infects your programs even when they are just finished compiling.
Be careful!
I agree with Mel.
You should consider switching IDE for sure, many times people got problems with dev-cpp they were suggested to do so, simply because dev-cpp is no longer developed, and may have many problems.
Avira is not the best choice for AV software, tough maybe it could be solved if you'd post it to the dev's of avira, if the problem is on their side.
there are still teachers showing how "dev.cpp" is amazing... amazing? O_O that's a DEPRECATED IDE (don't know if IDEs can be deprecated lol).
you can try lots of good free IDE, codewarriors, code::blocks, eclipse, there are also lots of tutorials (irrlicht has also a mingw built wich is very compatible with C::B)
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REDDemon wrote:there are still teachers showing how "dev.cpp" is amazing... amazing? O_O that's a DEPRECATED IDE (don't know if IDEs can be deprecated lol).
you can try lots of good free IDE, codewarriors, code::blocks, eclipse, there are also lots of tutorials (irrlicht has also a mingw built wich is very compatible with C::B)
My teacher only showed me the "awesome" PASCAL, which had an IDE in my own native language, which made it even more "awesome".
REDDemon wrote:there are still teachers showing how "dev.cpp" is amazing... amazing? O_O that's a DEPRECATED IDE (don't know if IDEs can be deprecated lol).
you can try lots of good free IDE, codewarriors, code::blocks, eclipse, there are also lots of tutorials (irrlicht has also a mingw built wich is very compatible with C::B)
My teacher only showed me the "awesome" PASCAL, which had an IDE in my own native language, which made it even more "awesome".
Erm, teacher? You mean your *shepherd*, sheep-cutie?
I had a similiar error for an starcraft 2 file. that was a problem from avira. Just update avira today or tomorrow again and the error shouldn't be there anymore. The other people already pointed out what to do else
Rishikeshan wrote:it maybe a worm like worm.runouce.b ...
Heh, I think I've seen this one on my computer long time ago, couldn't remove it because it created other copies of it every time I tried to remove it, also when I tried to remove it from being launched at boot up (deleting its registry keys) it got them back somehow again.
It was a pain in the a**. And I think AV software didn't detect it, or maybe it crashed the AV before it could catch it.. I reinstalled windows that time, but I always seam to get into some troubles with windows. But now I'm happily using linux
