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Florin Micle Initializing an array of pointers to functions
I am writing a dialog based MFC appliation using Visual C++ 6.0. In my simplified test case, I added the following definitions to the header (TestDlg.h). typedef void FOO(); FOO show1{}; FOO show2{}; FOO show3{}; FOO *pfun[3]; At the end of the OnInitDialog() code (before return TRUE;), I attempted to initialize the array as follows: pfun[0] = show1; pfun[1] = show2; pfun[2] = show3; Each of these lines has compile error C2440: '=' : ...Show All
Morias Can't set position of console window.
I was wondering how to set the position of the console window. I want it to be in the top left position of the screen but can't seem to figure out how to do so. This is what i am trying to do. AllocConsole(); m_hStdout = GetStdHandle( STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE ); SMALL_RECT ConsoleWindow = {0,0,40,60}; COORD coord = {40,60}; if (SetConsoleWindowInfo(m_hStdout, true ,&ConsoleWindow) == 0) { // Show error messag ...Show All
Mark Hayes hae i need some help
i made a program in which i used char *name; cin>>name; also i used cin>>*name; but both of these syntax are not giving any error but at runtime debug window opens and tell me whats unresolved external errors i think it will be stupid to ask these question frm ya but i am a new programmer what so ever so please reply me as soon as possible or tell me if i have any concept mistake In this situation it would be bette ...Show All
trillian managed targeted code requires a /clr option
I am working on a VC++ 2005 project and I get a message "managed targeted code requires a /clr option" when i try to build this project do any one have any suggestion I trying to use a function in the mscorlib.dll to be able to work with the function like, clear, etc. #include <iostream> #include <string> // CL/CLR startup.cpp #using <mscorlib.dll> using namespace system::console; using std::cout; //program uses cout using std ...Show All
BryanMiller using DLLs
After I maked a DLL for example d.dll and I added to new project,when I want to declare a type from that namespace for example d::someclass *new_type = new someclass () ; the compiler generate this error: error C2871: 'd' : a namespace with this name does not exist how can i correct that error ( for add a DLL to a project i select references > add from solution Explorer and choose a DLL file ) thaks ...Show All
PabloL CRecordSet ReadOnly in C++ Dll called from .NET
We are moving our existing VC++ V6 app to .NET using Visual Studio 2005 beta. To save on time we have been able to wrap up a lot of our existing base code into a separate C++ project within the .NET application. The main .NET application uses ADO.NET to connect to our SQL Server DB, the old C++ code uses ODBC via classes derived from the MFC classes, CDatabase and CRecordSet. We have completed some initial coding of the application and have be ...Show All
John Bar openGL with forms
I get openGL to work fine with a CLR Console Application or a Win 32 Console Application but when I try it with a Windows Forms Application project type then I get the following. This is Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition. Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\include\GL/glut.h(486) : error C3641: 'glutInit_ATEXIT_HACK' : invalid calling convention '__stdcall ' for function compiled with /clr:pure or /clr:safe 1>C:\Program Files\Micro ...Show All
Sumit Kute LPCTSTR
Hello all, I've got another question. I'm using a bit of code written by Nishant Sivakumar ( http://www.codeproject.com/tips/CSMTPConnection2.asp ) to send an email programmatically. The code is relatively straightforward and there are no problems during compile EXCEPT... Error 3 error C2664: 'ATL::CMimeHeader::SetSender' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'const char [19]' to 'LPCTSTR' SetSender is a member of CSMTPConn ...Show All
Luu Minh Khoa using a 'C' dll of classes / functions from c#
I have a DLL that exposes numerous functions (C), and numerous classes (C++). How can I create an instance of any of these classes in c# How can I call any of these functions in c# The O.P. is talking about a native DLL. Reflection is thus not an option. Hooper wrote: Hi, What I have been trying is Reflection. Using assemblies I look for a specific type, the class, and then create an inst ...Show All
AleXXus Re-engineering
Hello, I haven't been able to find any information on what kind of (mainly legacy C and C++ code) re-engineering support exists in Visual Studio 2005. Is there any and if there is, where can I find more information on it I mean features like (1) creating diagrams and architecture documentation according to dependencies (function calls, macro calls, class hierarchies/associations, include file hierarchies, directory structure, ...) in ...Show All
mgiles Why no single-threaded support in compiler options? This breaks the /Za switch...
>Is there a way to enable single-threaded support in VS2005 Michael, No, the single threaded libraries have been removed for VS2005. Can you give a minimal example of the problem you have - perhaps someone can help. Dave I think they are putting stuff in my code because the executables are about %15 bigger under 2005 than 2003 when I could disable language extensions and have no side effects wit ...Show All
Patricia Raj Using Hooks and Using Mouse Commands
Hello, I have a couple of questions; first of all, is it possible to use hooks (e.g. - WH_Keyboard) in a windows forms application in VS2005 Secondly, how is it possible to move the mouse, make it click at points, drag etc... With Thanks, Gal Beniamini. Hello Martin and thanks, I still have one last question which is; wh ...Show All
Raj_Singh Opening Xml Files with C++
Hi, I would like to know how to open an Xml File and the methods to use to access its diffrend nodes and add some new ones With C++. I usualy use C# and VB So if you have sample C++ Code it would be great. Thanks for your help. stlaural wrote: Hi, I would like to know how to open an Xml File and the methods to use to access its diffrend nodes and add some new ones With C++. I usualy use C# and VB So if you have sample ...Show All
penyaskito Optimizing Link Times
I'm trying to merge our multi-dll project into a single EXE to get more advantage out of LTCG. The problem I'm having is that making this change has taken link times from 20-30 seconds up to 2:20, without enabling LTCG (in a debug build). I have incremental linking and use library dependancy inputs enabled, and with the uber-verbose output, it appears to be functioning. My final exe size in debug is 38 MB, and my .ilk file is 127 MB. Are there a ...Show All
Martin Hart Turner runtime error
I have a computer that when you cut it on it goes all the way through windows xp home edition and starts and then gives an error message: runtime error: Program:\ \C:\windows\system32\winlogon.exe, this application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. That is probably not related to VC++. Please contact the MS support in your area for such issues. Thanks, Ayman Shoukry VC++ T ...Show All
