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Re: CPU Usage...?

Rick York9-Feb-02 13:25

Rick York

9-Feb-02 13:25

Well, it wasn't me writing because I haven't been there in ages. Was it referring to one of my articles ? I am not sure if they even have them any more. Could you point me to the thread ? I am curious now.

Re: CPU Usage...?

alex.barylski9-Feb-02 14:15

alex.barylski

9-Feb-02 14:15

I believe is was someone referring to you. I dunno i'm uncertain myself.

I just thought it ironic that while lookin for info on process usage that an thread on CodeGuru had Rick York, then 5 secs later when I checked for messages...lo and behold theres your name. Poke tongue | ;-P

I'll try and locate the thread but i can't make any promises. I found it originally through a google, so ican't exactly retrace my foot steps...

Ciao

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Re: CPU Usage...?

Rick York10-Feb-02 10:07

Rick York

10-Feb-02 10:07

That is odd !

I did a search at Google myself and found some odd things. FWIW, codeguru does still have all my articles but they don't seem to be linked to any more. Also, I am from Oregon and the Perry Mason's cases page is mine. Smile | :)

I did find one VERY annoying thing - some asian site has one of my articles posted with their copyright. I would let them know what I think about this but I couldn't find a place to do it.

My jokes page

Re: CPU Usage...?

alex.barylski10-Feb-02 12:24

alex.barylski

10-Feb-02 12:24

Rick York wrote:
I did find one VERY annoying thing - some asian site has one of my articles posted with their copyright.

Could you not do a whois on the domain name..?

Cheers

"An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr

Re: CPU Usage...?

Nish Nishant9-Feb-02 15:12

Nish Nishant

9-Feb-02 15:12

Denial! That's what they all do.
Not guilty, they plead.
But Buster ain't gonna be happy with that.
I need evidence man, solid proof.
Now!

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the CP security force takin' over from here on.

Suspicious | :suss:

nish

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Re: CPU Usage...?

Rick York10-Feb-02 10:13

Rick York

10-Feb-02 10:13

Oh yeah ?

Show me the evidence that I was there buster.
Then we'll talk.

Wink | ;)

Tab View

XP9-Feb-02 11:38

9-Feb-02 11:38

I have been searching for a 'SDI tab view' (something similar to Excel tabs, either at the top or the bottom of the window) for a while now. I found some on the Code Project website, but these are either MDI or can't resize.

Can anybody tell me, where I can find something like that?

Thank You

XP

Re: Tab View

Christian Graus9-Feb-02 13:57

Christian Graus

9-Feb-02 13:57

By SDI you mean all views point to the same document ? Surely it would be trivial downgrade the code on CP to work that way ?

Personally, I think I'd use a formview, and a tabctrl if I wanted one document, and many selectable views.

Christian

I have come to clean zee pooollll. - Michael Martin Dec 30, 2001

Picture the daffodil. And while you do that, I'll be over here going through your stuff.

Re: Tab View

XP9-Feb-02 14:24

9-Feb-02 14:24

Does a tabctrl work on a view? I thought it will only work on a dialog?

LP

Re: Tab View

Christian Graus9-Feb-02 17:30

Christian Graus

9-Feb-02 17:30

A view is just a window, and a formview is built on a dialog template.

Christian

I have come to clean zee pooollll. - Michael Martin Dec 30, 2001

Picture the daffodil. And while you do that, I'll be over here going through your stuff.

AfxBeginThread and passing objects

scgadgets9-Feb-02 10:33

scgadgets

9-Feb-02 10:33

I've declared a worker thread as a static member of a given class:

UINT MyClass:Mythread(LPVOID pParam)
{
pParam->MemberOfMyClass = TRUE;
}

Then I begin the thread of execution:
m_hInputThread = AfxBeginThread(Mythread, (LPVOID)this);

I'm not sure exactly how I can provide AfxBeginThread access to the this pointer. I need to provide the worker class access to the members of the class.

Help and thanks in advance!
Philip

Re: AfxBeginThread and passing objects

Nish Nishant9-Feb-02 11:41

Nish Nishant

9-Feb-02 11:41

UINT MyClass:Mythread(LPVOID pParam)
{
   MyClass *pClass = (MyClass*) pParam;
   pClass->WhateverFunctionHere(...);
}

Nish

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Re: AfxBeginThread and passing objects

scgadgets9-Feb-02 11:57

scgadgets

9-Feb-02 11:57

Ahhh, that makes sense. Just to be sure, I would pass the object as follows, correct?

AfxBeginThread(Mythread, this);

thanks,
Philp

Re: AfxBeginThread and passing objects

Nish Nishant9-Feb-02 12:06

Nish Nishant

9-Feb-02 12:06

scgadgets wrote:
Ahhh, that makes sense. Just to be sure, I would pass the object as follows, correct?

AfxBeginThread(Mythread, this);

Yes. That's correct.

Nish

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copy two chars from a char*

Rickard Andersson²⁰9-Feb-02 9:37

Rickard Andersson²⁰

9-Feb-02 9:37

From

char* cMyVar = "megabonus";

I want to copy the 3 first chars to

char myother[2];

But how?

I tried strncpy(...) but it's not the right function... or..

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Re: copy two chars from a char*

Michael Dunn9-Feb-02 9:52

Michael Dunn

9-Feb-02 9:52

You need a 4-character array.

char myother[4] = {0}; // init to all zeros
strncpy ( myother, cMyVar, 3 );

It's important to init myother to all 0 because strncpy does not append a terminating null when the source string's length is equal to or greater than the # of chars you want copied (3 in this case).

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Timeout

9-Feb-02 9:27

Hi,

I have following problem:

UINT CMyWorkerThreadsCoolFunction(whatever)
{
   //Moment 0 - Big bang

   SerialFlowOfDataSusceptibleToHung();

   //This is moment x - might be tooooooo late
   //for the user to wait for
   //He might also be satisfied with partial data and 
   //some spartime
}
<\pre>

I wanna let the user define the time interval between moment 0 and moment x he is ready to wait. Depending upon this he gets more or less data.

Question: how to achieve this?

Thanks

Pepe

Re: Timeout

Tim Smith9-Feb-02 13:56

Tim Smith

9-Feb-02 13:56

Sleep (time_in_ms);

????

Tim Smith
Descartes Systems Sciences, Inc.

Re: Timeout

9-Feb-02 14:51

Thanks for your answer, I must have not been clear enough, sorry for it.

This is all about communication over the serial port.

SerialFlowOfDataSusceptibleToHung() is a data stream from the external device, and it is itself completely blocking the worker thread from which the given read operation was issued, as a result of which another blocking command like Sleep(ms) is no solution to this problem.

In the majority of cases all the data can be read from the device in less than a second, but unfortunately in case the read operation hungs or slowly executes, the worker thread does not return for a long time.

My prog uses time sharing of the serial port between several worker threads (a command from one thread can only be issued after the previous from another thread has been completely executed, and thus the port has been freed)
If one of my threads blocks the port, all the communication of my other threads with the device is impossible.
That's why I wanna limit the maximum time of one thread blocking the one and only communication channel.
Limiting the time of a read operation does not affect the average thread, because it usually terminates quickly. But in case of a trouble (slowed down read) the user receives a little less data, but does not have to wait too long for it.

Thats why I wanna find a solution to limit the time of execution of blocked threads.

Thanks in advance.

Pepe

GDI+

Mazdak9-Feb-02 9:25

Mazdak

9-Feb-02 9:25

I want to define 'Font' and it's style with GDI+
Can anybody give me an example?

Mazy

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Need Help in Chat Software

nomanali_809-Feb-02 8:59

nomanali_80

9-Feb-02 8:59

I am developing Messenger in VC++ as my Final year Project. This messenger will applicable on LAN. I need help in a sense that how I should start work. Is there any body who will help me in this project. remember that I m developing it in VC++.

OpenGL vs DirectX8.1

antoine@orchus-tech9-Feb-02 8:09

antoine@orchus-tech

9-Feb-02 8:09

Hi all!

I'm at the choosing stage.
Next I'll learn one of them thoroughly.

Which should I choose, wanting long term investment, some game programming fun, and also general graphics programming excellence.

So, my esteemed collegues, what is the choice
that Experience whispers to your ears ?

Thanks!
Antoine

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Re: OpenGL vs DirectX8.1

Sprudling9-Feb-02 11:26

Sprudling

9-Feb-02 11:26

My opinion: DirectX
Because I feel OpenGL is somehow fading out, and DirectX has become _much_ better (than it was before). Most gamers are using Windows anyway...

Sprudling

Re: OpenGL vs DirectX8.1

Tim Smith9-Feb-02 14:00

Tim Smith

9-Feb-02 14:00

Easy to learn and get started:

OpenGL (I hear the DX is getting better)

Portable:

OpenGL

Most advanced and will stay that way:

DirectX

However, OpenGL implements extensions that provide most if not all the same functionallity. However, these extensions are vendor specific and many times are VERY hard to locate documentation.

Programming for the X-Box:

DirectX

Driver quality:

???? (Someone else can answer this)

What are game programmers using:

DirectX mostly. Some are still doing OpenGL, but the non-Windows market is pathetic so I really don't see the advantages.

Tim Smith
Descartes Systems Sciences, Inc.

Re: OpenGL vs DirectX8.1

antoine@orchus-tech9-Feb-02 14:23

antoine@orchus-tech

9-Feb-02 14:23

Thanks for the reply!

I got the impression that I'd be better with OpenGL since
it's platform independant.... ¿

Regards,

Antoine

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