CA D3D hack coded in C#/VB.NET?

[LilGho$t]

"The CPU processes .NET code slower" Yes, you're absolutely right, the CPU recognises when the machine code its executing was originally part of a .NET assembly and goes " fuck you guys, ima slow down 'cos i'm a C++ fanboy".

Get a real argument :/

It has to convert it to assembly to run it. Either way, if you code this in visual basic change the cpu-target to be set for 32-Bit (even if you are on 64) as you'll result in a faster runtime.

[[MPGH]master131]

It has to convert it to assembly to run it. Either way, if you code this in visual basic change the cpu-target to be set for 32-Bit (even if you are on 64) as you'll result in a faster runtime.

Fuck off please, you don't know what you're talking about. And if it was made for 12 year olds, why haven't I seen any injectable VB.NET hacks for Combat Arms yet?

[Xipher]

Fuck off please, you don't know what you're talking about. And if it was made for 12 year olds, why haven't I seen any injectable VB.NET hacks for Combat Arms yet?

He doesn't know what he's talking about. It's like someone fused L80mans, Chocolate and Justiniscool together. Wait nah, that would be a shitstorm.
But, he's bad okay :P

[LilGho$t]

Fuck off please, you don't know what you're talking about. And if it was made for 12 year olds, why haven't I seen any injectable VB.NET hacks for Combat Arms yet?

because 12 years can't code that type of stuff.

And, from statistical time tests, targeting 32-bit with vb.NET code does result in a faster runtime.

Also to back up the statement about c++ running faster than vb.NET.
time it takes for c++ to count to 1000000000: 8.125 seconds
time it takes for VB to count to 1000000000 : 19.203 seconds

and here's the codes used on the test:
Vb:

Option Explicit
Private Declare Function GetTickCount Lib "kernel32" () As Long
Dim firstnumber As Double
Dim secondnumber As Double
Dim thirdnumber As Double

Private Sub Form_Load()
secondnumber = 0
firstnumber = GetTickCount()

While secondnumber <= 1000000000#
secondnumber = secondnumber + 1
Wend
thirdnumber = GetTickCount()
MsgBox "time taken to count to 1000000000: " & thirdnumber - firstnumber
End Sub

c++:

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "iostream.h"
#include "windows.h"

void main()
{
	double firstnumber;
	double secondnumber=0;
	double thirdnumber;

	firstnumber = GetTickCount();

	while (secondnumber <= 1000000000) 
		{
			secondnumber++;
		}
	thirdnumber = GetTickCount();
	cout << "time taken: " << thirdnumber - firstnumber;
}