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• M.Ghareb datagrid from vc6 to vc8 can not work

  i copy the .h and .cpp file about datagrid control which used in vc6 to vc8(because i do not master the datagrid control which in vc8),it can build and excuse successful on the machine which have vc6.but can not work on the machine which do not have vc6. the solution use shared MFC DLL,because i use extended MFC dll in the solution. and i already register the control in the machine which do not have vc6. before i resgiter it show me some e ...Show All

• Tami19813 VS2005 Linker /ENTRY

  We have a bunch of legacy DLL code which uses makefiles to build. The DLLs all use /ENTRY:SomeOtherName rather than the default and I've encountered a problem in VS2005. If I put the /ENTRY switch on the linker command line in the makefile, it doesn't seem to work - when I attempt to load the DLL via LoadLibraryEx(), I get an entry point not found error (0x7f). If, however, I put the /ENTRY switch in the LINK environment variable, the DLL loa ...Show All

• Revan Compiler error - HELP

  Hi all So I just converted a huge project from MetroWerks CodeWarrior to Visual Studio 2005. The project converted fine and ran... ran I said, since now I cant run anymore. What did I change, well, I was changing some setting with 'struct member alignment' and trying some #pragma pack(1). After some tests I changed it back to default, and removed the pragma's. Now the code runs, but not very well, since some members of structs are not being read ...Show All

• pcboy Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error question

  I recieve this error when I launch Internet Explorer - version 6.0 OS Windows XP Home edition 2002 Service Pack 2.  Error is as follows: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error! Program C:\Program Files\Internet explorer\iexplore.exe This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.  Please contact the application's support team for more information. I am not certain where to post this questi ...Show All

• tjswingle How to find the C++ source lines given a crash address?

  In VS2003 you used to be able to find source code lines from a crash address using the MAP file generated with /MAPINFO:LINES. In VS2005 this doesn't seem to be possible. I have found a handfull of references on the web that say that the source line can be found from the crash address using the exe and the pdb file, but I can't figure out how to do this in VS 2005. The code I'm wanting to debug is a wrapped unmanaged assembl ...Show All

• Saurav Kr. Basu how to destroy window in a Multiple Top Level Window program (MFC)

  Is there a proper way to closing a window in a multiple top level window program or I can just detroy the document and its associated views without destroying the frame that was created How do I do this exactly thanks for your help! There shouldn't be any memory leaks. Are you using Bounds Checker or some such tool steve bushner wrote: thanks that works. I was able to close off the child ...Show All

• Mauro1971 Quick Console Problem

  My output is directed to quick console as determined by Tools-->Options->General->Redirect all Console output to Quick Console Window. After the debug is finished which is very quick the quick console window disappears and I cannot find it anywhere. It is not amongst "Other Windows" in View-->other windows. The output is too quick and I can see only portions of each line while it runs. Please help. thanks. Thanks. I s ...Show All

• MRMOU812 Picture editing.

  I created a thread a little while ago asking for some good jpg tutorials. Rather than use jpgs, I decided to work with bitmaps -they're simpler, and as far as I can tell built into the API already. The problem that I am having is that when I try to use LoadImage, it returns a handle instead of the HBITMAP that I think I need in order to draw the image to a DC. Can I overcome this with a simple cast In addition, how would I save the pict ...Show All

• Vassily msvcr80.dll Problem

  Hi there, can someone possibly tell me why Noton WinDoctor is telling me that 10 executables in the .NET Framework 2.0 cannot access the necessary dll file msvcr80.dll I see that the dll exists in the WinSxS directory and I'm running XP pro. I didn't have this problem until I downloaded the 2.0 framework at windows update. Any advice appreciated. Thanks. Naolin hello delta579! You are a genius!I have been tr ...Show All

• Brian Love -- MSFT C++ Runtime Error when launching Roxio Media Creator 7.5

  If I have misposted this, please redirect me. I get a C++ Runtime Error when launching Roxio Media Creator 7.5....every since I have reinstalled software after a necessary reformat. Roxio is no help at all. Sends me back to MS. Any help available here I completed my installation of Roxio Media Creator 8, when either the media manager or the Photosuite are started the programs have a C++ e ...Show All

• Ahmed Amer Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error question

  I recieve this error when I launch Internet Explorer - version 6.0 OS Windows XP Home edition 2002 Service Pack 2.  Error is as follows: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error! Program C:\Program Files\Internet explorer\iexplore.exe This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.  Please contact the application's support team for more information. I am not certain where to post this questi ...Show All

• SonicSue ::GetWindowLongPtr() and cast errors

  It seems that ::SetWindowLongPtr() and ::GetWindowLongPtr() are defined to just map to set/get window long in 32-bit windows. The problem with this is that, even though I use the correct casts and functions, I still get a warning from VC++ about possible loss of data (because I stuff a pointer into this field). Is there any way of writing code that calls ::SetWindowLongPtr() and ::GetWindowLongPtr() that doesn't issue this warning, without turni ...Show All

• msauper How to read un unsigned value from a text file (function atoi)

  I found that the implementation of the function atoi in VC++ 2005 is changed than the one in VC++ 6.0. In the actual implementation if the input string represents an integer greater than INT_MAX the return values is always INT_MAX. In VC++ 6.0 if the input value was greater the INT_MAX the sign bit was used to represent the integer value; so casting from the signed value to the unsigned gives the right result. So the question is as follow: how t ...Show All

• David in NZ Beta2 problems

  Hi, 1. I have installed Beta2 this morning, but when i try to compile my program. I see the following text.. No error presented ========== Rebuild All: 0 succeeded, 0 failed, 3 skipped ========== Why is VS skipping the projects No error is given. When i try to view the properties of a project i get the next error --------------------------- Microsoft Visual Studio --------------------------- The operation could not be completed. Niet nader omsch ...Show All

• virtually random numbers that does not start at 1

  Hello, I am wanting to simply generate a two numbers randomly, either a 16 or a 17; however, when I use the following code it gives me all ranges of numbers: int x = (16 + rand() % 17); However of course if you do (1 + rand() % 17); it gives you numbers between 1 and 17; so how can I get it to be either a 16 or 17 Thanks, ~zero 16 + rand() % 2; The % gives the number that's one higher than the random number ...Show All