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Re: Tried dialog hidden technique from dlgboxtricks but it didn't work....

balaclavabob7-Jul-05 7:36

7-Jul-05 7:36

DavidCrow wrote:
Wrong again. ClassWizard has somehow been set to only show dialog-related messages. Click the Class Info tab and select Window in the Message filter: combobox. Back on the Message Maps tab, you should see WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING in the list of messages.

Thanks it worked.

PNG displaying in VISUAL C - is it possible ?

seq-7-Jul-05 3:34

seq-

7-Jul-05 3:34

Im working on a Window program written in Visual C,
and I need to display a png file in a window, but
AFAIK the window GDI has no such possibility,
anyone has a clue how to do this ?

(and please dont come with an answer like: libpng.. Poke tongue | ;-P

)

Re: PNG displaying in VISUAL C - is it possible ?

Andrew Kirillov7-Jul-05 3:47

Andrew Kirillov

7-Jul-05 3:47

Hello

libpng just arised in my mind, but ...

grep2 wrote:
(and please dont come with an answer like: libpng.. )

What is the problem with it ? Why don't you like it ?

Maybe you should try GDI+ ?

Andrew

Re: PNG displaying in VISUAL C - is it possible ?

JWood7-Jul-05 8:33

JWood

7-Jul-05 8:33

If it is a Visual C++ 6.0 program you should try cximage here on CP. (Do a search)

Mail Server Project

saood swar7-Jul-05 2:29

saood swar

7-Jul-05 2:29

Hi all;
I have a Mail server project that i have to submit in 2 months and i would like to code it using VC++, and I thought if any one could provide help...:->

SS

Re: Mail Server Project

ThatsAlok7-Jul-05 2:40

ThatsAlok

7-Jul-05 2:40

saood swar wrote:
I thought if any one could provide help...

What type of help do you need ?

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Re: Mail Server Project

saood swar7-Jul-05 3:27

saood swar

7-Jul-05 3:27

ANY KIND OF HELP; LIKE SOURCE CODES, HINTS, WEB SITES, OR EVEN SAMPLE PROJECTS..

MANY THNX..

SS

Re: Mail Server Project

Ravi Bhavnani7-Jul-05 10:36

Ravi Bhavnani

7-Jul-05 10:36

It appears you're trying to get someone to do your homework for you. You'll be doing yourself a disservice by not tackling the problem yourself.

If you're looking for ideas, here's[^] a list of open source mail systems you may want to explore.

/ravi

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MSXML ( HELP )

Anonymous7-Jul-05 2:16

Anonymous

7-Jul-05 2:16

How Can I add this statement using MSXML in C++

Please Help me
Regards

Sorting and searching a CSV file

Sree_india7-Jul-05 0:55

Sree_india

7-Jul-05 0:55

Hi All,

I have an C++ application
The results obtained from this application are written into a CSV file.

Format of CSV file : Fixed length file with 5 fields. Key is an integer value which can be duplicated.

So for a particular key value, i can have more than one record.

Inorder to get the records for a particular key, i need to traverse the whole CSV file and get all the results.

One method that can be implemented is first sort the whole CSV file and then traverse all the records.
Is there any efficient method to do the same?

Thanks and Regards,
Sree

Re: Sorting and searching a CSV file

Christian Graus7-Jul-05 1:54

Christian Graus

7-Jul-05 1:54

I would tend to iterate through the file once, and put all the values into a multimap, using a struct for the value. Then you can look up any key you like.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

Call function via inline assembler

georg waechter7-Jul-05 0:49

georg waechter

7-Jul-05 0:49

Hello,

i am currently trying to call a C++ function from inline assembler code. This works fine. But I habe a problem with getting the return value of the called function.

Here my code:

float func(float h)<br />
{<br />
   std::cout << h;<br />
   return 78.0f;<br />
}<br />
<br />
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])<br />
{<br />
   float par = 67.5f;<br />
   int adr = reinterpret_cast<int>(&func);<br />
   _asm<br />
   {<br />
      push par;   // Paramter pushen<br />
      call adr;   // Funktion aufrufen<br />
      add esp, 4; // Stackzeiger verschieben<br />
      mov par, eax;  // Returnwert aus eax Register in Variable<br />
   }<br />
<br />
   std::cout << par;<br />
   std::cin.get();<br />
   return 0;<br />
}<br />

Normally par should store 78.0f now. But that's not the case.
Somebody is seeing my fault?

Thanks
Georg

Re: Call function via inline assembler

Trollslayer7-Jul-05 1:24

Trollslayer

7-Jul-05 1:24

I haven't done a lot with floating point assembler but you have a push and no corresponding pop.

Elaine Rose | [Rose]

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Re: Call function via inline assembler

georg waechter7-Jul-05 1:53

georg waechter

7-Jul-05 1:53

I have found the error now. The "mov" command is ok, but only for integers. If i'm using floats, i must use "fstp":

_asm<br />
	{<br />
		push par;   // Paramter pushen <br />
		call adr;   // Funktion aufrufen<br />
		add esp, 4; // Stackzeiger verschieben<br />
		fstp par;<br />
	}

Georg

Can a DLL is built by VB 6.0 use in VC 6.0?

Member 21004816-Jul-05 22:59

Member 2100481

6-Jul-05 22:59

Hello all,
I have a simple DLL is built by VB like this:
Public Function SayStatement(sSta as String) as String
SayStatement = sSta
End Function

Now I don't know how to use that DLL in VC++ environment (I meant that a message will be showed up when user click a button that used SayStatement function).

Thank you very much.
Regards,

Re: Can a DLL is built by VB 6.0 use in VC 6.0?

Michael P Butler6-Jul-05 23:34

Michael P Butler

6-Jul-05 23:34

If you mean an ActiveX DLL, then this is a COM dll. So you can use whatever your favoured C++ method for accessing COM objects.

I prefer #import as that generates a nice C++ wrapper, but you can use the old fashioned CoCreateInstance as well. Have a read on MSDN for more details.

Michael

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User Breakpoint called from code

micutzu6-Jul-05 22:10

micutzu

6-Jul-05 22:10

I am facing a problem with a small application that I have recently developed. The application runs well for a few days and at a moment there is an error message like “User Breakpoint called from code” … when I debug the application it stops at a line where in assembly the code looks like “int 3” . Anyone has any suggestion about how to track this in my code.

Thank you.

Re: User Breakpoint called from code

lfrequency6-Jul-05 22:18

lfrequency

6-Jul-05 22:18

Try looking at the Call Stack (one of the tabs at the bottom in Visual Studio) to see where the current method/function is being called. You'll get a hint at which call went wrong.

Re: User Breakpoint called from code

Atul Dwivedi6-Jul-05 23:03

Atul Dwivedi

6-Jul-05 23:03

There are many reasons behind this, I think this is due to the memory over usage. If you allocate N Bytes of memory but >N Bytes of memory is used and then you try to delete the memory it gives the same problem. Check in the code the memory should not be over used.

Smile | :)

Regards
Atul

Re: User Breakpoint called from code

ThatsAlok6-Jul-05 23:54

ThatsAlok

6-Jul-05 23:54

micutzu wrote:
when I debug the application it stops at a line where in assembly the code looks like “int 3”

Are you debugging the DEBUG mode application or RELEASE mode Application.If you try to DEBUG MODE application, the debugger will point you actual line of fault.

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Re: User Breakpoint called from code

micutzu7-Jul-05 0:14

micutzu

7-Jul-05 0:14

Thank you for your reply.

I do debug the release version - where I can see only the assembly code. The debug version never crushes - since as far as I know the debug version does handle a little bit diffrent the events.

Re: User Breakpoint called from code

ThatsAlok7-Jul-05 0:17

ThatsAlok

7-Jul-05 0:17

micutzu wrote:
debug the release version - where I can see only the assembly code

I Believe, Only this article can help you :-
http://www.codeproject.com/debug/survivereleasever.asp[^]

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Re: User Breakpoint called from code

micutzu7-Jul-05 0:34

micutzu

7-Jul-05 0:34

Thank you. I will read the article and maybe find the cause of the problem.

Re: User Breakpoint called from code

Ravi Bhavnani7-Jul-05 10:40

Ravi Bhavnani

7-Jul-05 10:40

You may want to use PJN's excellent CExceptionLogger[^] to identify problems in release builds. I've used it with great success in the past - it's a real lifesaver!

Caveat: for accurate identification of problematic code, you'll need to disable optimization.

/ravi

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Re: User Breakpoint called from code

Blake V. Miller7-Jul-05 16:41

Blake V. Miller

7-Jul-05 16:41

I do debug the release version - where I can see only the assembly code. The debug version never crushes - since as far as I know the debug version does handle a little bit diffrent the events.

You have probably heard this a million times, but one of the first things to check when your releasse crashes and debug does NOT is to search for the use of uninitialized variables - especially ANYTHING that is a pointer. Maybe you can set your compiler to warning level 4 (if you have not done so already), and if you thought the 'use of X before it has been initialized' was just warning, then you should treat all of those as errors.

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