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Tip/Trick 22 Apr 2013   license: GPL3
Multiple Projects in One Solution
not for me by bkelly13
Forum Message 22 Apr 2013  
Rather interesting. When viewing the article but not logged in, it looks as it does before today's edit. Further, these comments are not visible. So I log in and it looks the same. There is a stat
Edited first image. by bkelly13
Forum Message 22 Apr 2013  
I just finished editing the article not five minutes ago. (Ok, maybe 10 or 12 minutes.) On my screen, the first version has the image of the properties screen at the top where it should not be. I re
Re: My vote of 2 by bkelly13
Forum Message 6 Apr 2013  
Hello Victor: Re: Sorry, I have no time to search for some old/previous articles to get absent parts of the project described in the current article. So rather than adding "the extra paragraph" yo
Re: My vote of 2 by bkelly13
Forum Message 3 Apr 2013  
Yep, that's a defect. Where there's one, there's probably another. I will review it again, but it will be a day or three. Regarding the cannot be compiled, did you read the first part of the arti
Article 31 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
Use of Windows class CAsynSocket in TCP/IP application
Re: Good Articles by bkelly13
Forum Message 30 Mar 2013  
I presume you are posting on behalf of Code Project, so Yes, add the history, to all four articles I have posted. I never received a response to the question of: Should the download for articles be
Article 29 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
Goal: Describe how asynchronous or non-blocking TCP code works
Article 29 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
Goal: Describe how asynchronous or non-blocking TCP code works
Re: just an appoint by bkelly13
Forum Message 29 Mar 2013  
Fixed, thank you. Thanks for your time If you work with telemetry, please check this bulletin board: http://www.bkelly.ws/irig_106/
Re: differing sizes by bkelly13
Forum Message 28 Mar 2013  
Got it. Thank you for your time. Thanks for your time If you work with telemetry, please check this bulletin board: http://www.bkelly.ws/irig_106/
Forum Message 28 Mar 2013  
Re: Can not find the path C:\Users\Administrator\COMMON_CODE\C_Log_Writer.h I do not know why the message about drive C:, but read part three. It describes what the log write is, where it is, and
differing sizes by bkelly13
Forum Message 27 Mar 2013  
I am running Windows 7, 64 bit. The drive is 1 TByte (one terrabyte). Windows explorer tells me the zip file is 1,619 Kbytes. I use UltraEdit and its built in FTP browser. It shows the file on my w
size reduction by bkelly13
Forum Message 26 Mar 2013  
SoMad is right. I have modified the Part 3 article and uploaded a new project zip file. Mine did not go below 1.6 Meg. Here are the lines of a little batch file I wrote to reduce the size: del /
Forum Message 25 Mar 2013  
RE: This has nothing to do with include directories, since the file in question is a .cpp not a header file. As noted in an earlier reply, the VS help utility has an example that includes MAIN.C.
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
Upon clicking on C_Log_Writer.cpp VS pops a message: d:\B\COMMON_CODE\C_TCP_Client.cpp Cannot open file. The solution is in directory D:\B\etc. The common code is in D:\COMMON_CODE like I explici
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
File Project_Client_.vcproj contains:
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
I deleted the dot NCP file where the project file is located. I deleted the all the files in the release directory and all the files in the debug directory. All to no avail. I removed the D:\CO
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
Re: Are all your 'Cannot open source file' errors related to files under 'COMMON_CODE' directory ? Yes, they are. The entire solution compiled and ran as expected. Then I copied the entire soluti
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
Windows 7, Visual Studio 2008, MFC, C++ This solution uses source code from directory D:\COMMON_CODE. To test some things the solution was copied to a new directory. It will not compile. There a
for the download by bkelly13
Forum Message 23 Mar 2013  
The zip file for the project is about 22 Meg. That exceeds the maximum recommended size. That is after I cleaned the project. As noted when I submitted the article the zip file has been posted on m
pre tags by bkelly13
Forum Message 23 Mar 2013  
The articles do have the pre and /pre tags. I just posted them to my personal web site and all the code is displayed as expected.
Forum Message 11 Mar 2013  
H.Brydon, You got it right. I was forgetting that mp_search_pointer was a pointer to start with. Still, I don't understand why it did not copy something into m_carry_over_buffer Just for complet
Forum Message 11 Mar 2013  
Windows 7, Visual Studio 2008, MFC, C++ A memset is not doing what I expect. Here is the relevant code. It is a received TCP/IP payload packet and the goal is to copy some of the data to a new loca
something new to me by bkelly13
Forum Message 10 Mar 2013  
Well now,..., I did not fully understand you first post. Now I presume that module X can be compiled in debug mode while everything else is in release mode. If true, just how is that done?
Forum Message 10 Mar 2013  
I thought about that and decided to not say anything either way. After reading you post, I thought some more. Yes, it can be a good thing to have the debugger able to run with release code. OTH, th
Forum Message 10 Mar 2013  
I just saw an earlier posting of mine that someone answered and was the answer to this one. This application is TCP/IP code. The solution has two projects, Server and Client. I built in release so
Forum Message 10 Mar 2013  
To reply to your comment on my underscore and the convention. IDoNotLikeWritingLikeThis. IWouldNeverBuyABookWrittenLikeThis. IBelieveAllLanguagesUseSpacesBetweenWords. More like this. Since I use
Unexpected result by bkelly13
Forum Message 10 Mar 2013  
Following your advice I found some completely unexpected results. Skipping some steps here is the situation. From code in the dialog box the TCP client class is created as follows:
Forum Message 9 Mar 2013  
Environment Visual Studio 2008, C++, MFC Class C_TCP_Format_WSA_Text has a method that begins like this: void C_TCP_Format_WSA_Text::Format_WSA_Error_As_Text( int wsa_error, char*
Forum Message 13 Feb 2013  
The computer was rebooted, same results. On the above suggestion, did a Clean and Rebuild, same results. I will try another reboot and clean and if sucessful, will post the results. Otherwise, assu
Forum Message 13 Feb 2013  
Windows XP Pro, Visual Studio 2008, C++, MFC Start an application in the debugger and step over: unsigned int length = 0; length = strlen( some_char_array ); When hover
Forum Message 26 Jan 2013  
After writing the OP I outlined the process with all the steps then began to implement. I have started using a common directory for re-usable code. In order for the Manager to call a method in its
Forum Message 24 Jan 2013  
Personally: I never did like exceptions and avoid them. I did a google on "exceptions C++ pros and cons" and found several discussions. There are some strong opinions on this. I would much rather
Forum Message 24 Jan 2013  
Environment Windows XP and 7, Visual Studio 2008, C++. Experience level: novice with TCP/IP, but do have the application working with CAsyncSocket. The message application receives telemetry data
Forum Message 20 Jan 2013  
You have a good point. My problem (and notice my phrasing) is that I dislike unicode. All the various option make dealing with it an absolute pain. If you (you in the general sense) want to use
Forum Message 14 Jan 2013  
the code is AfxMessageBox("Unable to open log file"); If I pass it a CString it is okay as in: CString x; x.Format( L"stuff" ); AfxMessageBox( x ); But that does not compile in the non uni
Forum Message 14 Jan 2013  
Windows XP and 7, Visual Studio 2008 and 2010, MFC, C++ Application A supports Unicode and application B does not. Class Log_Writer does not support Unicode. Both applications use Log_Writer ok p
Forum Message 1 Jan 2013  
Where can I get books on ActiveX and COM. I started with an ActiveX book (ATL) and it began by stating I must know COM. I wound up with Dale Rogerson's "Inside Com" Its on Amazon but no soft copy.
Forum Message 28 Dec 2012  
Soren, You are quite right. It is easy for forget, and much easier to never even realize, just how much effort has gone into writing the core code within the Operating Systems that we use every day
Forum Message 28 Dec 2012  
Hello pasztorpisti, Re: Anyway, why do you want to use async sockets? Async makes the application easier to deal with. First, when the client has not connected the main application can still captur
Forum Message 27 Dec 2012  
RE: I highly recommend using dedicated threads that do just the transfer between your memory buffers and the socket buffers. Do you have a favorite tutorial or discussion on how to implement a de
Forum Message 27 Dec 2012  
Wow, what an incredible reply. I don't understand everything you wrote, but a question or two will help. This is a telemetry application. It receives data from the hardware as a series of ident
Forum Message 21 Dec 2012  
Good point. I started a new thread to ask that question. Thanks for your time
Forum Message 21 Dec 2012  
Environment Windows XP Pro, Visual Studio 2008, MFC, C++ This application processes real time telemetry data. The first incarnation uses blocking TCP calls and works fine. It is just difficult to
Forum Message 19 Dec 2012  
This is a telemetry application where data arrives in a continuous stream. My application breaks that data out into named parameters and sends it to a display device. It generates at least two packe
Forum Message 14 Dec 2012  
Visual Studio 2008, MFC, CAsyncSocket The programmer creates the overrides such as OnAccept(). Here is a fragment from elsewhere on this site: void MyEchoSocket::OnAccept(int n
Forum Message 14 Dec 2012  
Those were not random deletions. They were named in anaother forum. I have collected a list of files that have become corrupt and caused problems. In the meantime I think I have figured out how t

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