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ThatsAlok2-Aug-06 22:03

ThatsAlok

2-Aug-06 22:03

Programm3r wrote:
eSky .... you lost me ..

offcourse

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toxcct2-Aug-06 20:43

2-Aug-06 20:43

Programm3r wrote:
Question: @ DavidCrow

why don't you ask this on the thread you began earlier on the subject ?
why do you want only DavidCrow to answer you ?
why do you think forums are mad for ?

Suspicious | :suss:

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Programm3r2-Aug-06 20:49

2-Aug-06 20:49

why don't you ask this on the thread you began earlier on the subject ?
- Well first of all, I have no idea.....
why do you want only DavidCrow to answer you ?
- The question wasn't just indended for him, he was the one how answer the
question, and thus the reason his name appears.
why do you think forums are mad for ?
- ??? mad ???

Thanx for your comments

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Programm3r

toxcct2-Aug-06 20:55

2-Aug-06 20:55

Programm3r wrote:
why do you think forums are mad for ?
- ??? mad ???

made

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Programm3r2-Aug-06 20:58

2-Aug-06 20:58

Besides all that .... do you perhaps have a solotion to my problem?

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Programm3r

Hamid_RT2-Aug-06 21:03

Hamid_RT

2-Aug-06 21:03

It seems that he think we arent here D'Oh! | :doh:

why you get (1 vote)+5

WhiteSky

toxcct2-Aug-06 21:19

2-Aug-06 21:19

WhiteSky wrote:
why you get (1 vote)+5

i don't know... i can't vote for myself, ,so i'm not an actor of this part...

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Programm3r2-Aug-06 21:24

2-Aug-06 21:24

Never mind .... forget the question .... I'll figure it out.

Mad | :mad:

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ThatsAlok2-Aug-06 22:04

ThatsAlok

2-Aug-06 22:04

Programm3r wrote:
Never mind .... forget the question .... I'll figure it out.

CALM down Buddy... otherwise you will get GOOGLE DEATH!

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ThatsAlok2-Aug-06 21:25

ThatsAlok

2-Aug-06 21:25

Programm3r wrote:
David could you plz help or know of a site or something ... anything

Mr David help this guy!

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toxcct2-Aug-06 21:29

2-Aug-06 21:29

David is still sleeping at this time Wink | ;)

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Hamid_RT2-Aug-06 21:43

Hamid_RT

2-Aug-06 21:43

Yes he helps this guy but now he needs to sleep

WhiteSky

Parthi_Appu2-Aug-06 21:39

Parthi_Appu

2-Aug-06 21:39

Check you did the following correctly...

Programm3r wrote:
WCHAR *uni_username = NULL;
uni_username =L"richardb"

Allocate memory to uni_username and then copy the string...

Programm3r wrote:
nStatus = NetUserGetInfo(domaincontroller, uni_username, 3, (LPBYTE*)&buffer);

MSDN says that level 3 is only for servers.. is you pass NULL then your local system should be act as a server..

check what data type your buffer pointing to.. you should use USER_INFO_4

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Programm3r2-Aug-06 22:22

2-Aug-06 22:22

Thanx Parthi_Appu, i'll try that.

Cheers

Regards

Programm3r

covert time_t ot LONG

sach!!2-Aug-06 19:48

2-Aug-06 19:48

hi !!

I am newbie in VC++. I am having problem coverting a time_t varible into LONG data type.
as far as I know time_t is 64 bit int but I have no idea about LONG..

what is the safe way to do that??

Programm3r2-Aug-06 19:51

2-Aug-06 19:51

what about type casting?

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Programm3r

sach!!2-Aug-06 19:58

2-Aug-06 19:58

thx for the quick rpl!

I did type casting!!
The compiler agrees on that!
But is it really safe!!! It should not break at run-time.
Also how much byte does LONG takeS??

thx!!

Ganesh_T2-Aug-06 20:08

Ganesh_T

2-Aug-06 20:08

LONG is 4 bytes.

time_t is now a 64-bit value (unless _USE_32BIT_TIME_T is defined).

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sach!!2-Aug-06 20:35

2-Aug-06 20:35

i defined _USE_32BIT_TIME_T in the header file at the top!!
I rebuild the solution.

Still its showing time_t as type int_64 and size 8 bytes.

where am I going wrong!

toxcct2-Aug-06 20:41

2-Aug-06 20:41

sach!! wrote:
Also how much byte does LONG takeS??

write this to know :

std::cout << "sizeof(LONG) = " << sizeof(LONG) << endl;

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sach!!2-Aug-06 20:44

2-Aug-06 20:44

Thx

That is what i am doing to get the size!!
I need to use 32bit time_t so i declered
#define _USE_32BIT_TIME_T

But its not making any diffence!! I am still getting 8 bytes as a size of time_t var.

ThatsAlok2-Aug-06 22:03

ThatsAlok

2-Aug-06 22:03

sach!! wrote:
But its not making any diffence!! I am still getting 8 bytes as a size of time_t var.

typecast it to FILETIME ! it length is 64 bit!

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ThatsAlok2-Aug-06 21:29

ThatsAlok

2-Aug-06 21:29

sach!! wrote:
am having problem coverting a time_t varible into LONG data type.

my Question is WHY?

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sach!!2-Aug-06 21:32

2-Aug-06 21:32

hi alok!!

I am porting code from VC6 to VC8.

I have many other function which r taking LONg as a parameter. If I can convert the time_t to LONG, that will save time n efforts to change all those function. Thats why!

thx

sach!!2-Aug-06 21:41