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Hello,
How can I find out value of a constant (was decalerd as #define in the h file of the exe), if I only have the pdb and the exe file ?
I have found the ascii name of the constant in the pdb file, but couldn't figure out where the value resides.
Thanks,
Eyal
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I do not think that you can (at least not with the C/C++ implementations I am familiar with)...
When you use #define, the pre-processor replaces the defined identifier with its value. So, if you have the following:
#define <code>THE_VALUE 42</code>
for( int iValue = 0; iValue < <code>THE_VALUE</code>; iValue++ )
{
} Then you cannot scan the EXE file for THE_VALUE because the pre-processor will replace it with the constant value 42, so after the pre-processing phase, the C file actually looks more like this:
for( int iValue = 0; iValue < <big><code>42</code></big>; iValue++ )
{
} Peace!
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OK,
So the pdb only conatins the name of the define and not the value itself ?
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I am not certain about the PDB, but at first blush I would not expect it to contain #defined values.
I might expect to see values that were set up using something like const int THE_VALUE=42 because they are handled by the C++ compiler (not the pre-processor), however. I could be wrong on both counts...
Peace!
-=- James Please rate this message - let me know if I helped or not!<HR>If you think it costs a lot to do it right, just wait until you find out how much it costs to do it wrong!
Avoid driving a vehicle taller than you and remember that Professional Driver on Closed Course does not mean your Dumb Ass on a Public Road!
See DeleteFXPFiles
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Hi all
There are two edit box in my project and I want to switch the keyboard cursor from one to another without using the mouse and the tab button.For example when I write "switch" to first edit box I want that the keyboard cursor should go to second one.How can I do that?
Thanks
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In a dialog, you may find WM_NEXTDLGCTL works better than SetFocus().
Mark
"Posting a VB.NET question in the C++ forum will end in tears." Chris Maunder
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Hi all,
I need to read a particular bit on kernel memory which will be owned by a device driver.
I am using ZwOpenSection and ZwMapViewOfSection API's to map the particular page on the kernel memory. But it returns only 'FF' in all bytes. But the same stuff works with pages other than that are device driver oriented.
In a nutshell,
I am just getting a device driver load address and trying to read the same address from the physical memory. But it simple shows 'FF' in all the bytes.
Can you pls share if you have any experiances in this regard.
Thanks in advance. 
Selva
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1.) A valid kernel mode virtual address is always above 0x8000000
2.) Check that ZwMapViewOfSection call is not returning error STATUS_CONFLICTING_ADDRESSES.
3.) See if this helps: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/189327[^]
Best Wishes,
-Randor (David Delaune)
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Thanks a lot Randor.
I have already referred the link and i am proceeding in the same way.
Actually my physical memory reading works for some other address but not to the addresses that are device driver oriented.
I have just calculated the cdrom.sys driver's load address and tried to read the same from the kernel memory. But it simple shows "FF" in all bytes 
Any thoughts....
Selva
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Hi,
Is there a way to inject parameters (argc and argv) to my application
using the visual studio , and not from the command line?
(I'm using visual studio c++ 2005).
Thanks,
Eli
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eli15021979 wrote: Is there a way to inject parameters (argc and argv) to my application
using the visual studio , and not from the command line?
(I'm using visual studio c++ 2005).
I guess you want to pass command line using VS2005 then goto
Project properties dialog->Configuration properties->Debugging->Command arguments
Enter command line here. Don't worry about argc.
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Hi Nibu,
Thanks - it works....
With best regards,
Eli
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i have made a table in mysql which have a field doc of blob type
now i take a edit button and a button when i click on button system drive opens
and i select a document
now when i press another button names submit i want that this document is
stored in mysql but it will not stored please help me
i use this to submit:
GetDlgItemText(IDC_EDIT1,f);//doc is stored in f as i supposed
sn.Empty();
sn="insert into files values(\'" + f + "\')";
thanks
hi
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Please post the rest of your code, specially how you try to insert the row.
propably you need also to check the characters of the string before putting it into the DB.
You need to replace all \ with \\ and so on
The easiest way is to store the SQL-Statement into a textfile. Then you copy the statement into
a SQL-Tool, there you get all Error-Information do you need to find the error
( IF the error comes from a SQL-Syntax)
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how can i make a text-2-speech software for my own language pashto(eastern language written from Right to left).please any body help me.Its my prroject.or tell me the basic steps to make it.
ThanX
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The easiest approach is to use pre-recorded phonems. This means:
1. Read the text to be spoken.
2. Analyse and split the text into phonems.
3. Determine the correct pronounciation, emphasis and state for each phonem.
4. Mix the phonems into a single sound stream in the correct order and with the correct spacing/silences.
5. Play the sound file.
You might be able to cover some variations by applying audio filters to prerecorded sound-files (silencing, changes in pitch and tempo, etc), so the number of recordings necessary might be reduced to a few thousand.
Now, apart from the Analysis, the most time-consuming part is the recording and splitting of the pre-recorded phonems. You might want to hire a sound-recording studio and a professional speaker for this purpose.
If you are planning to not use pre-recorded phonems, but to generate the speech "on the fly": good luck, until you are a linguist and can describe language professionally, plus reproduce the certain sounds with algorithms. I have no advice for that.
Cheers,
Sebastian
--
"If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton
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Sir,
Is there any way else of recordings?
by recording u mean that in Microsoft TalkIt Text-2-Speech application Microsoft had recorded each and every word;which i write to be spoken.whether the word is "My own Name","any word of my own language".It speak each every thing.Howevere Microsoft company is not aware of that word.So how they recorded that word.
Sir,
Hope U'll uderstant what I want to say.In the same fasion I want to build my project.Its writing is only different usiny unicode.
So if u have any idea behind that, then Please tell me Please.
ThanX
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Please, how can I get a folder where a current program/app is running from?
Thanks!
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TCHAR lszModuleFileName[MAX_PATH] = { '\0' };
GetModuleFileName( AfxGetInstanceHandle( ), lszModuleFileName, _countof(lszModuleFileName) );
lszModuleFileName contains now the complete filename incl. path of your executable !
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Is that your program or you run a foreign program?
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GetCurrentDirectory() ..?
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I have a program that displays a dialog box with a series of buttons and a text box for messages. When I select one of the buttons it creates an instance of a module that interfaces to some USB tools. Sometimes the work done by this interface module can take sometime to complete and I would like the interface module to update the text box on the dialog box. Is there an easy way to do this? I am using VC++ 6.0.
Eric
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Hi,
you can set a control variable associated with the control you want to update, and then access them through a pointer to the window/dialog that has the ownership of those controls.
As example (In one of my programms):
Form3 has some buttons (m_cbBut1, m_cbBut2) and Form2 has a graphic (m_gGraph1). In Form3 I have a pointer to the Form2 (CFormView* m_pForm2).
When I use some of the buttons I put in the message OnButtonXClick something like:
OnClick ()
{
m_pForm2->m_gGraph1->Update ();
m_pForm2->m_cbBut1F2->ShowWindow (FALSE);
return;
}
Greetings.
--------
M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
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