C / C++ / MFC

HobbyProggy wrote:

We leave aside the fact that nobody else from the team would have hardware to continue coding or even compile this old stuff.

HobbyProggy wrote:

to ensure communication via Ethernet, USB and Bluetooth.

HobbyProggy wrote:

windows 10 (which is our current limit of support)

HobbyProggy wrote:

We leave aside the fact that nobody else from the team would have hardware to continue coding or even compile this old stuff.

jschell wrote:

As described all of those currently exist without customization. One might also wonder if this custom stuff is secure. Specifically how is be being tested to insure that it is secure and will remain so.

jschell wrote:

Windows 10 runs on 64 bit systems but it also runs on 32 bit systems.

jschell wrote:

Presumably the company at least has the source code.
And yes there are risks to the company in not insuring continuity in case there are problems.

MessageBox.Show(!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(_signature) 
    ? $"This is my signature:{Environment.NewLine}{_signature}": "404-Signature not found");

HobbyProggy wrote:

that we will not be screwed if something funny happens.

Calin Negru wrote:

do I need to delete the vector once the work is done?
for(int i=0;i<3;i++)
{
vector<thing*> * Nodes = new vector <thing*>();
thing * Athing = new thing();
Nodes->push_back(Athing);
//do stuff
Nodes->clear();
delete Nodes;
}

auto Nodes = new std::vector< < std::unique_ptr<Thing> >;
Nodes->push_back( std::make_unique<Thing>() ); 
//do stuff
delete []Nodes;

std::vector<<std::unique_ptr <Thing> >nodes;
nodes.push_back (std::make_unique<Thing>( /*constructor params go here*/ ) );
/* node[0] is a (unique) pointer to Thing */

// do more stuff

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

using namespace std;

class thing
{
public:
  thing(){cout << "thing ctor\n";}
  ~thing(){cout << "thing dtor\n";}
};

int main()
{

  for(int i=0;i<3;i++)
  {
    vector<thing*> * Nodes = new vector <thing*>();
    thing * Athing = new thing();
    Nodes->push_back(Athing);
    //do stuff
    Nodes->clear();
    delete Nodes;
  }
}