Re: Create timer for 1sec and more - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Tara1410-Jul-06 3:21

10-Jul-06 3:21

I do not know what to think. I managed to reinstall windows on the system that crashed and worked my program again on it for a long time and nothing happened. It has not restarted at all. So I am totally confused. The program has to work on the clients system...

Fortitudine Vincimus!

Re: system restarting by itself

earl10-Jul-06 4:44

earl

10-Jul-06 4:44

You would have to be doing something awfully odd to crash a properly configured XP system by anything you're doing. On the other hand, this is MS; if there is a way to 'tard something up they'll find it.

What exactly did you have to change on your system? Do these systems that are crashing crash under heavy load from other apps? Do you have spyware / trojans / viruses on these machines?

Re: system restarting by itself

Tara1410-Jul-06 4:57

Tara14

10-Jul-06 4:57

earl wrote:
Do these systems that are crashing crash under heavy load from other apps? Do you have spyware / trojans / viruses on these machines?

No. The sysems are properly protected.

earl wrote:
You would have to be doing something awfully odd to crash a properly configured XP system by anything you're doing. On the other hand, this is MS; if there is a way to 'tard something up they'll find it.

That is exacly what I thought too. And my program uses all the usual very simple dialog boxes, some calculation, no registry used, no dll's, no multiple threds, no internet connection....

I have added

AfxGetModuleState()->m_dwVersion = 0x0601;

at the begining to connect to dao360.

The best part is that on two other system no restarting has happened.

But of course, the client is going to blame my program if his system crashes. Cry | :((

Fortitudine Vincimus!

About CMutex [modified]

Diglu10-Jul-06 0:01

Diglu

10-Jul-06 0:01

To use Cmutex Object , Any headerfile have to include ?
I have not include Header file .
I'm geating error :
----------------------------------------------------------------------
lets : CMutex g_m;
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
E:\Project-MFC\UiThread1\UiThread1Dlg.cpp(17) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'g_m'
E:\Project-MFC\UiThread1\UiThread1Dlg.cpp(17) : error C2501: 'CMutex' : missing storage-class or type specifiers
E:\Project-MFC\UiThread1\UiThread1Dlg.cpp(17) : fatal error C1004: unexpected end of file found

------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks to all. Smile | :)

-- modified at 6:02 Monday 10th July, 2006

Re: About CMutex

ovidiucucu10-Jul-06 0:15

ovidiucucu

10-Jul-06 0:15

#include <afxmt.h>

Ovidiu Cucu
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

Re: About CMutex

Diglu10-Jul-06 0:20

Diglu

10-Jul-06 0:20

Yes it is working. Thanks a lot. Smile | :)

Create timer for 1sec and more

thathvamsi9-Jul-06 23:19

thathvamsi

9-Jul-06 23:19

Hey all,
In my application, I need to turn on the timer once the Pc sends a packet to the serial device. the serial device should respond immediately to teh PC's request. The Pc should get response from the serial device within "m" secs. the Pc will wait for response from serial device and check for the timer. if elapsed, will resend the packet again.

in brief,

On_send(wparam,lparam)
{
//packet sent to serial device
//timer has to be triggered on here
}

On_rx(wparam,lparam)
{
//checks for packet received
//if no packet received from serial device, then
{
//check for timer
while(timer has elapsed)
{
//resend the packet to MPU
post_message(WM_RESEND,null)
}
}
}

On_resend(wparam,lparam)
{
//send same packet to PC
here, I have to restart the timer again to see if the
serial device responded within particular time as in On_rx.
}

this is the idea i have in mind. but i dont know how to implement. Can I use WM_TIMER...? I know there are various timers like multimedai timers, etc., But dont know which one suits my need as I am still in the learning curve of MFC.

I would appreciate if anyone can help me with this.
Thanks in advance.

Re: Create timer for 1sec and more

ThatsAlok10-Jul-06 0:18

ThatsAlok

10-Jul-06 0:18

WM_TIMER would be best bet.. if you are beginner in MFC

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Re: Create timer for 1sec and more

David Crow10-Jul-06 3:17

David Crow

10-Jul-06 3:17

Check out SetTimer().

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Dll Subsystem query

ComplexLifeForm9-Jul-06 23:14

ComplexLifeForm

9-Jul-06 23:14

Hi All,

I have a typical windows application that requires many dll's to work properly. One of the dll's generated during build process is actually a dummy dll (functions simply returns). This dll is supposed to be replaced by a third party dll with same function signatures.

Now the issue is

1. The Dll generated by the build process is a Win32 console dll, where as the third party dll I have is win32 GUI subsystem.

2. Even though the subsystems are different but actually the dll has simple C methods, nowhere using GUI stuff at all, so by simply replacing the dummy dll with the 3rd party dll should the things work.

Thanks and Regards.

Re: Dll Subsystem query

Dave Kerr10-Jul-06 0:12

Dave Kerr

10-Jul-06 0:12

As long as the functions in the dummy dll are declared in exactly the same way as the third party dll, then replacing the two dlls will work fine.

Dave Kerr
codechamber@hotmail.com
http://www.codechamber.com

websites

ashish dogra9-Jul-06 23:09

ashish dogra

9-Jul-06 23:09

plz tell me about the websites which help me in finding code and other problems in c++,vc++
thanks

Ashish Dogra
MCA
Noida

Re: websites

ThatsAlok9-Jul-06 23:19

ThatsAlok

9-Jul-06 23:19

ashish dogra wrote:
plz tell me about the websites which help me in finding code and other problems in c++,vc++

you are already on that site!

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Re: websites

ashish dogra9-Jul-06 23:23

ashish dogra

9-Jul-06 23:23

thanks for your reply sir
but i want to know much more
plz tell me
thanks

Ashish Dogra
MCA
Noida

Re: websites

ThatsAlok10-Jul-06 0:17

ThatsAlok

10-Jul-06 0:17

ashish dogra wrote:
thanks for your reply sir
but i want to know much more

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Re: websites

ashish dogra10-Jul-06 0:25

ashish dogra

10-Jul-06 0:25

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thats why i wnat to know about c++,vc++ helps

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Tooltip text

sir_moreno9-Jul-06 23:00

sir_moreno

9-Jul-06 23:00

How can I change the tooltip text for a Slider?

Moreno

Re: Tooltip text

FarPointer9-Jul-06 23:26

FarPointer

9-Jul-06 23:26

you can set the tooltip for the slidecontrol using
void SetToolTips( CToolTipCtrl* pWndTip );
Once set u can change the text using:-
CToolTipCtrl::UpdateTipText

Regards,
FarPointer
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Re: Tooltip text

sir_moreno9-Jul-06 23:57

sir_moreno

9-Jul-06 23:57

What is LPCTSTR lpszText? how can i set it?
and how can i found out the:
ID of the string resource that contains the text for the tool
(I'm trying to reset the tooltip text for a slider)
thanks

Moreno

reversing string function

progman9-Jul-06 22:48

progman

9-Jul-06 22:48

Help me please i need to write function that reversing string, based on description :

str * revers(char * source)

Thanks in advance !

Re: reversing string function

Naveen9-Jul-06 22:55

Naveen

9-Jul-06 22:55

there's already a function

_tcsrev

nave

Re: reversing string function

progman9-Jul-06 23:02

progman

9-Jul-06 23:02

Thanks but i need to Write function , do not use exsting one ..

Re: reversing string function [modified]

Naveen9-Jul-06 23:10

Naveen

9-Jul-06 23:10

this will do....

char* revers(char * source)
{

int nCount = strlen( source);
char *pRev = new char[ nCount + 1 ];
for( int nIdx = 0;nIdx < nCount + 1;nIdx++)
{
pRev[ nIdx ] = source[ nCount - 1 - nIdx ];

}
return pRev;

}
nave

Re: reversing string function

Rory Solley9-Jul-06 23:32

Rory Solley

9-Jul-06 23:32

Assuming you're using the MS compiler, why not just view the CRT library source?

Re: reversing string function

earl10-Jul-06 4:46

earl

10-Jul-06 4:46

Or even better yet, why not do your homework yourself?

earl

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