How do you make a program coded in VB6 have the ability to compile another exe inside that one? So, by the click of a button, the exe creates another exe with the code you have specified? Thank you for your help. iMatt.
You could use the ms script-control (making a tut at that atm) and save it into a .txt and make your "new" exe load and execute it.
I know what ur trying to do. I managed to make one in vb 2005. But when i open the exe made by it it would load and like 3 seconds later it would close it self. Theres code somewhere here to make a command exe thing.
Covey, not really. It shouldn't be too hard, I know I'm a beginner but I wouldn't think just making an exe would be too hard. I might make an installation thing/learn about them, like adding it to the registry etc first. Then move onto this kind of thing.
Well if you REALLY REALLY wanted to make something compile you could use the W32 Debugger but I highly doubt anyone around here has the skill to do that. Thats really the only option out of MS-Script Editor.
And why would you want to make an exe from an exe? there is really no use other than creating keylog engines and RATS.
Well it is. You can't very well make a compiler with a such a high level language. VB is not designed for that, use C++.
Just my 2 cents worth (because I know iMatt will read this because hes also @ cruels.net). Because I have done this thing before. It is possible, and it is not that hard (well, for me it wasnt) Go to cruels.net (when it comes back up) and look for my tutorial on making exe files at run time. Then, when you have done that, you know how to make the exe files. Look @ the source of VB VOS (Thanks to CFJ0) for your own scripting language. Edit VB VOS (or your own) to make exe files. But make it so it writes a small ini script at the end of the exe file, which holds the script that some one made in VB VOS. The new EXE should be VB VOS, but with a startup option of looking inside it self (using ini read) for the script to run. Primitive but very possible.
