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Integrating Crash Reporting into Your Application - A Beginners Tutorial

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This article shows how to use CrashRpt error reporting library with an MFC application
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// File: AssyncNotification.h
// Description: Provides a way to communicate between sender thread and the main thread.
// Authors: zexspectrum
// Date: 2009

#pragma once
#include "stdafx.h"

struct AssyncNotification
{
    /* Constructor */
    AssyncNotification();  

    // Resets the event
    void Reset();

    // Sets the progress message and percent completed
    void SetProgress(CString sStatusMsg, int percentCompleted, bool bRelative=true);

    // Sets the percent completed
    void SetProgress(int percentCompleted, bool bRelative=true);

    // Returns the current assynchronious operation progress
    void GetProgress(int& nProgressPct, std::vector<CString>& msg_log);

    // Notifies about assynchronious operation completion
    void SetCompleted(int nCompletionStatus);

    // Blocks until assynchronious operation is completed
    int WaitForCompletion();

    // Cancels the assynchronious operation
    void Cancel();

    // Determines if the assynchronious operation was cancelled
    bool IsCancelled();

    // Waits until the feedback is received
    void WaitForFeedback(int &code);

    // Notifies about feedback is ready to be received
    void FeedbackReady(int code);

private:

    CComAutoCriticalSection m_cs; // Protects internal state
    int m_nCompletionStatus;      // Completion status of the assync operation
    HANDLE m_hCompletionEvent;    // Completion event
    HANDLE m_hCancelEvent;        // Cancel event
    HANDLE m_hFeedbackEvent;      // Feddback event
    int m_nPercentCompleted;      // Percent completed
    std::vector<CString> m_statusLog; // Status log
};

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I am a software developer currently living in Tomsk, Russia. I received a PhD degree in Computer Science from Tomsk Polytechnic University in 2010. I have been professionally developing C/C++ and PHP software since 2005. I like contributing to open-source and writing programming articles for popular web resources, like CodeProject. Besides writing, I love skiing and watching Formula-1.

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