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Comments by Dávid Kocsis (Top 12 by date)
Dávid Kocsis
18-Oct-12 4:11am
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Thanks, I will read it.
Dávid Kocsis
18-Oct-12 3:46am
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For the C++ library it is set to Win32, for the C# it is set to x86. So it is the same as I know.
Dávid Kocsis
7-Jan-12 14:44pm
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Thank You. On my laptop it worked as a simple stack overflow, so I could easily track down the problem.
On my other computer It had occured when none of my functions had been called yet according to the call stack, so I hadn't tried breakpoints, because I thought it couldn't be reached, and it's a .NET bug.
Dávid Kocsis
7-Jan-12 5:27am
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Thanks, I'll try to find it. It's 37 166 lines long, so won't be simple.
Dávid Kocsis
14-Sep-11 0:53am
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I haven't specified any path, because its in the MinGW directory, and I only know where it is in my computer, in other computers it probably in another directory
Dávid Kocsis
5-Jun-11 7:05am
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I found a portable version. It will be ready in 4-5 hours. My internet is very slow. I hope it works on Win7.
Dávid Kocsis
5-Jun-11 6:31am
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Where can i download it?
Dávid Kocsis
5-Jun-11 6:18am
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I dont know VC++ 6
Dávid Kocsis
5-Jun-11 6:10am
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Why don't you use VC++ 10?
Dávid Kocsis
30-May-11 16:52pm
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You're right. I could do it without full path. Thanks.
Dávid Kocsis
30-May-11 14:48pm
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I have solved the problem. Anyway thanks for helping. I had to set UseShellExecute to false otherwise the output will be in a new console window and when the program execution ends it will disappear, so I wont see the results. But its only finds the file in the PATH directories if UseShellExecute is true. So I find the file using Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("PATH") method and simply specify the full path.
Dávid Kocsis
30-May-11 0:47am
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It works correctly from console, but I want to run it with my application.
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