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Comments by Hanoi 2014 (Top 19 by date)
Hanoi 2014
19-Oct-13 8:15am
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Thanks for quick help,
This is the error:
ERROR_WINHTTP_TIMEOUT12002
The request has timed out.
Hanoi 2014
13-Oct-13 6:52am
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Thanks very much.
Hanoi 2014
13-Oct-13 6:45am
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sorry, as I understand, I think you are a good developer, can you propose a project that uses professional mfc or c++ topic like: inheritance, thread ,...?
Thanks
Hanoi 2014
13-Oct-13 6:38am
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OK, Thanks I think my problem is about basic topic.
Hanoi 2014
13-Oct-13 5:59am
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struct userdata
{
char sUserName[20];
char sMsg[1000];
};
CString sUserName;
sUserName.Format(L"%S : %S", udata->strUserName,udata->strMsg);
it gives <badptr>
sometimes it works but sometimes doesn't.
I don't know where is my problem?
Hanoi 2014
13-Oct-13 1:03am
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I know all of this, but I can't use them in type casting.
Hanoi 2014
13-Oct-13 1:03am
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I know all of this, I can't understand where to use them in type casting. this is my problem.
Hanoi 2014
12-Oct-13 5:11am
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Thanks, it was very good help!
Hanoi 2014
7-Oct-13 6:58am
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I have made a new project. my problem has solved!
Thanks for your quick and useful reply.
Hanoi 2014
7-Oct-13 4:22am
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I have included the header files
Hanoi 2014
7-Oct-13 3:11am
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I have two class CClientSocket and CServerSocket that inherit from CSocket,
in CServerSocket I make an CClientSocket object.
everywhere I make an object from these classes I see above error. In line:
CSeverSocket m_server;
or
CClientSocket m_client;
Hanoi 2014
7-Oct-13 1:56am
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sorry,
Hanoi 2014
6-Oct-13 8:39am
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No, this problem appears again
Hanoi 2014
6-Oct-13 7:14am
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Yes, Thanks a lot.
Hanoi 2014
2-Oct-13 1:50am
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Very good, Thanks
Hanoi 2014
2-Oct-13 1:18am
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Thanks you for very good answer,but about this:
new_a = *(int)p;
I can't understand why must use a pointer in typecasting
Hanoi 2014
30-Sep-13 6:31am
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Thanks very much for good help
Hanoi 2014
30-Sep-13 6:29am
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Thanks very much for your really useful help
Hanoi 2014
29-Sep-13 4:45am
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what does it mean:
except function pointer
and
They act as place holder.
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