C / C++ / MFC

10-Dec-09 1:27

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Re: VC++/MFC

mathy10-Dec-09 20:32

mathy

10-Dec-09 20:32

Hello sir ;
am a beginner of vc++
so that am not using the following future's
Multithreading
COM
ATL in vc++....
so Can you plz guied me with samples... or any related things...

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Mathy's

Re: VC++/MFC

Nelek11-Dec-09 0:34

Nelek

11-Dec-09 0:34

No.

There is enough information in codeproject and in www. Google can be a very good friend for you as well.

Start searching and learning, when you have concrete questions then you will have concrete answers.

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VC++ dll

hrishiS10-Dec-09 0:20

designing Modules with C++

10-Dec-09 0:20

Hi to All,

Could anyone please help me to make an simple dll in VC++6, to export a class pointer

...where i have one more project(console based application) in the same workspace, and I need to get a class pointer of the dll, using which I want to access all the functions of that class in the dll.

thanks in advance

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I am a beginner

Re: VC++ dll

mathy10-Dec-09 0:27

mathy

10-Dec-09 0:27

hai ........

I thing the URL is helping to u

//http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/cpp/cpp_mfc/tutorials/article.php/c9855/#more

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Re: VC++ dll

Richard MacCutchan10-Dec-09 2:24

Richard MacCutchan

10-Dec-09 2:24

This is basically a repost of your question below. Try some of the things that have been suggested there before asking further questions. If you have some code that does not work correctly then you may post that with specific questions.

hrishiS9-Dec-09 23:50

9-Dec-09 23:50

Hi to All

Could anyone please give me some links or docs or any hints for the following

I am trying to learn to design a project. Say I have 5 modules...I want to interact each module from every module by means of messages(class objects)....
Till now I was planning to make all the 4 modules as a dll and get the methods dynamically from the main modules...But thats just an imagination, and this may not be efficient too. I have not implemented anything yet....Could anyone give me some tips or hints to do the same.

Also if there is any other methodology to do so...

Basically I am trying to design a project with several modules...Its just for my self learning...

thanks in advance

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I am a beginner

Rajesh R Subramanian10-Dec-09 0:00

10-Dec-09 0:00

Based on what those "modules" could possibly mean, and how they are related to each other, you may decide upon the way they would communicate with each other.

If you could give some precise information (read this post[^]), someone may be able to suggest you something suitable.

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hrishiS10-Dec-09 0:10

10-Dec-09 0:10

thanks Rajesh

I guess my idea was very generic....
About the communicating with each another, I guess I have mentioned that I want to communicate with classes....say message1 message2...
I was looking for some common approach to design the modules in a project in VC++, where the modules communicate by any means....(may be class messages, or anything u want)...
Please do let me know for further clarification, if any.

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I am a beginner

Rajesh R Subramanian10-Dec-09 0:20

10-Dec-09 0:20

hrishiS wrote:
I guess my idea was very generic....

That's the problem.

If you ask a specific question like "How can two windows objects communicate with each other", I'll say "Post or send registered window messages".

But to a generic question, only a 'generic' answer can be given. Narrow down your query, say me what exactly are those objects that needs to communicate with one another. And for God's sake what can a "module" possibly mean?! You seem to be using that term very frequently.

Please be specific.

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hrishiS10-Dec-09 0:23

10-Dec-09 0:23

thanks

Modules are again different projects....(whose output can be dlls)
By objects, I mean simple objects of some classes...eg:
class Message1
{
....
}

Message1 *objPtr= newMessage1();

This Objptr, i should be able to pass with another modules

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I am a beginner

Rajesh R Subramanian10-Dec-09 0:36

10-Dec-09 0:36

Your post is again blunt.

hrishiS wrote:
This Objptr, i should be able to pass with another modules

Please read Hooks and DLLs by Dr. Joseph Newcomer[^]

I recommend that you read up on the articles related to DLLs for beginners. There's plenty on CP, please do a search.

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Adam Roderick J10-Dec-09 0:10

Adam Roderick J

10-Dec-09 0:10

Please be clear whether you want to know about the class level design i.e Detailed design or component level design, i.e Architecture design.
I hope you are looking for both then please have look at
Design patterns, please check this, either study with Eric Gamma's text or just check [^]
These topics will surely help you.

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hrishiS10-Dec-09 0:14

Insert String on Image using

10-Dec-09 0:14

thanks a lot for your reply...I will look in thorough all these
I was looking something like class desing....
example, make all modules as a dll....export a class pointer ...get the handle and get the functions of that module....etc etc

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I am a beginner

Game-point9-Dec-09 23:47

Game-point

9-Dec-09 23:47

Hello Sir ..

How to Insert a String on a Image .?

Please Respond me!

Thanks

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Rajesh R Subramanian9-Dec-09 23:50

9-Dec-09 23:50

Drawing lines, shapes, or text on bitmaps[^]

CBitmapEx - Free C++ Bitmap Manipulation Class[^]

PS: I just had to search.

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Game-point10-Dec-09 0:12

Game-point

10-Dec-09 0:12

Thanks Mr. Rajesh ...

Failure is Success If we learn from it!!

Rajesh R Subramanian10-Dec-09 0:20

10-Dec-09 0:20

Welcome, and feel free to use the search option.

“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell