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dose all this belong in the same for loop? i am not sure what you are 
saying in "read a value" could this be what you are 
saying, "newVal = read_a_value[i];" or is 
this it "newVal = rand()%91+10;" 


how do i implement "see if you've already read that number" if after the 
2nd number i will need to see if the previous number has been read and 
chick if it's a duplicate. and each time a new number is generated it 
must be checked to the others to see if its already there. i am having 
a hard time visualizing the logic and i really do appreciate your time 
to help me with this.  



for loop 0 to 20, i
{

   // read a value
   int newVal = read_a_value;

   // see if you've already read that value
   bFound = false

// loop over stored numbers
   loop 0 to numStored
      // if it's in the storage array, set the bFound flag
      if storage[i] = newVal 
         bFound = true
         break

}

Omegaclass wrote:

dose all this belong in the same for loop?

Omegaclass wrote:

i am not sure what you are saying in "read a value"

Omegaclass wrote:

how do i implement "see if you've already read that number" if after the 2nd number i will need to see if the previous number has been read and chick if it's a duplicate.

hxhl95 wrote:

ure, the hook is reached and if another process is trying to create a thread in my process's context

hxhl95 wrote:

it's working.

hxhl95 wrote:

since when the hooked function is reached, calls to GetCurrentProcessId will only return the pID of the caller, not Process A