Coollest 6 lines C++ Program

This is a funny program I made while learning C++. Idea by My!! I hope no one has done this before =D... Maybee i just reinvented the bike, but its fun!! Code should work on windows and linux. but you have to compile it yourself and little diferent than how I done. THIS INSTRUCTABLE IS MADE BASICLY FOR MAC USERS WITH Xcode!!!
I'am NOT RESPONSABLE IF THIS APP WILL BURN YOUR COMPUTER! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

What does it do?
Simple. LAG! On MAC!!!

Features ( =D):

  # It gives continiuos alert sounds (in my case submarine beeps) forever until You terminate it.
  # Prints Your message(In My case danger!! some $%# and LAG) forever until You terminate it.
  # It uses lot of processing power till You terminate it.
  # It is not very easy to terminate it.
  # If You have selected terminal and try to type something it gets even more annoying( some kind of Laggy sounds)!!

Step 1 You Will need.

Stuff you will need is:

ANY PC or MAC (newer then one from 1983)
C++ compiler or IDE
Plain text editor or IDE
Some command line knowlage

Optional:

Good music while Programming.

Comments

[jdege]

It's not more or less the same, it's exactly the same.  The compiler should generate identical machine code in both cases.

Sorry, I was trying to be funny.  Used to be that emotionally immature would spend hundred of hours flaming each other over issues like this - whether the curly-braces should be on the end of a line, or on the beginning of the next, how to indent, how to format comments, etc,

[ZxxxY]

Im not sure again, but I think compiler reads stuff the same if you do like this

cout << "1st example" ;
cout << "1st example" ;


cout << "2nd example" ; cout << "2nd example" ;

so putting braces in next line doesnt change anything... right?
please tell me the word "intdent" in other words. I'm not wery good in English....

[jdege]

The braces war was between the traditionalists, who formatted their code thus:

if (x) {
    doonething(x);
} else {
    dotheotherthing(x);
}

and the more modern, who'd line up their braces vertically:

if (x)
{
    doonething(x);
}
else
{
    dotheotherthing(x);
}

And then there were the Gnubots, who preferred:

if (x)
  {
    doonething(x);
  }
else
  {
    dotheotherthing(x);
  }

None of it mattered in the slightest to the compiler, of course, the arguments were over which was most readable.
 

[jdege]

What?

I thought everyone knew that the proper C++ idiom for infinite loops was:

for (;;)
{
}

 

;)

[ZxxxY]

Maybee. I'm still learning c++ =D...

[ZxxxY]

I'm not sure, but I think its more or less the same...... Did You tried to run this program? It's really fun. If You want You can put for (;;) instead while(1). Program should work the same.