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Respect man !
Every time a man get his answer a little/thin ray of light shaters the night ... of knowledge
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for my project work, I need help with sample code..
1) 5 students to input on one program (5 items per record, where 2 are key items)
2) should have a small menu (input, change, delete, report & exit)
3) codes to store input data in a single file at server
4) simultaneously access server to retrieve data on key items
project can be : student marks, books library, cinema name/artists, or any thing you feel comfortable
Best Regards,
Bobby
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Bobby Dreamer1985 wrote: for my project work, I need help with sample code..
1) 5 students to input on one program (5 items per record, where 2 are key items)
2) should have a small menu (input, change, delete, report & exit)
3) codes to store input data in a single file at server
4) simultaneously access server to retrieve data on key items
project can be : student marks, books library, cinema name/artists, or any thing you feel comfortable
If you can afford USD 40 or so per hour, there would be many takers here. For cheaper rates try RAC (Rent a Coder).
Regards,
Nish
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you mean IRS 1760 !! a aa aaa !! if I don't get help in code project then I will show my wide smile to my old professor & she will do it for me.
(but that would be my final touch).
Best Regards,
Bobby
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Bobby Dreamer1985 wrote: not MC++
Then why did you ask in the MC++ forum ?
Bobby Dreamer1985 wrote: / VC
How do you mean, 'not VC' ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Sorry...
It's my mistake and I was already kicked by Chris, why do want to do it again.
Today I have posted in in VC++ forum,
pray for me !!!
Best Regards,
Bobby
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WHAT IS MEANT BY MFC?
HOW TO CONNECT C++ WITH SQL?
sri
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Google is your friend. And neither of these questions belong here
1. MFC is the microsoft foundation classes, a framework for C++ windows apps
2. That depends on what compiler you're using, but the web is full of examples.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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I would recomend ADO. If u are using vc++ 6 (i.e.) there is a component dll file called msado15.dll, which is the stuff u need. U might want to check out http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/data/mfc_database/ado/article.php/c6729/, after squizing the best out of google
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Hi,
The company I work for has desided for new version of Visual Studio and recompile all source code in C++/CLI . But a lot of thinks are difference . Don't you know if Microsoft has shipped some convertion tool ? Or anything but not like Ctrl+H ?
Wizard_01
-- modified at 13:29 Thursday 26th January, 2006
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They have announced one, but so far nothing has been released, AFAIK.
My programming blahblahblah blog. If you ever find anything useful here, please let me know to remove it.
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Do you have some links or names?
Wizard_01
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Stan Lippman mentioned this tool in one of his C++/CLI articles, but again it has not been released as of now. See his article on the subject.[^]: " In addition, a source to source translation tool (mscfront) is under development and may be provided with the release of the C++/CLI language for those who wish for help in automating the migration of their V1 code to the new language design."
My programming blahblahblah blog. If you ever find anything useful here, please let me know to remove it.
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Hi,
I need to serialize and deserialize an unmanaged class in VC .Net. please guide how can I do this. This class contains int, bool, double and vector types of data.
Ahmad
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Thnax for ur kind help. The stuff looks nice and would solve my problem.
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Hi, Guys,
In the project property page, there is an option Use of MFC. The three options are quite confusing for me, someone please explain the differences.
Thanks!!!
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Hi,
I am little bit in confusion that what is diff between managed C++ code
and other code which is not managed,Pl'z Resolve this.
<b>Good is not good when better is excepted</b>
Yuwraj
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This is a.k.a. "Managed Extensions of C++", as Microsoft used to call it. Now It is "Managed C++". In .NET Framework terminology, Any code that is complied by .NET Framework is "Managed" otherwise is not.
wikipedia. has an article on this, though not full-fledged explanation.
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The CLR takes care of the removing the unrefernced objects in the case of managed code
While in the case of unmanaged code u should make sure u dispose them
sathy
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i'm not a MC++ expert, but here are the facts.
every program compiled to run on the .NET framework is not compiled in native language (directly for the microprocessor) but into an intermediate language called MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language). Then, at the first execution of the program, its final compilation into native is executed BY the framework, so that the same program can be run either on whatever plateform that have the .NET framework running...
it is exactly the same as java does with its Byte-Code intermediate language and its JVM/JRE (java virtual machine/Java runtime environment).
there are several languages purely oriented .NET such as C# or VB.NET, and C++ has been implemented too (with several differences in the syntax also) within the new Managed C++ language, also refered to as C++/CLI...
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Some applications, during run-time, require dynamic memory allocations to do the required data processing. If these allocations of memory are not returned to the operating system before the application terminates, no other application can reallocate this memory (this is known as a "memory leak"). With unmanaged code, it is the responsibility of the developer to deallocate memory before application expected or unexpected termination. With managed code, memory deallocation is taken care of by a process called Garbage Collection (GC). The GC process reduces the developer's burden of managing memory.
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hi:
hey guys, how do you load the resource.resx to get the string in managed C++?
thanks
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I'm just off the wikipedia site, reading on the concept of CLI, bytecode, JIT, Managed C++, etc. It jdawns on me that Microsoft's .NET Framework( still a key part of VS 2005)makes C++ no longer a precompiled Lan tool anymore! The C++ code is precompiled by .NET engine to bytecode, which is transmitted to the user, then translated into machine code by .NET virtual machine on the users's computer, just before runtime. (Just In Time-- JIT)
This is exactly like what Java does. So .NET Framework makes C++ like Java?
Here is my question, if .NET Framework makes C++ portable now, why bother with C#? to create web, ADO.NET, and ASP.NET applycations?
Can I stay with C++ to creat a powerful ASP.Net apps? Do you have weblinks talking about this subject?
Thanks
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read this[^] first.
larryfran wrote: if .NET Framework makes C++ portable now, why bother with C#? to create web, ADO.NET, and ASP.NET applycations?
C++ is .NET independant. only C++/CLI compiles for .NET framework.
C# only makes .NET applications, so that you cannnot make native builds with it (when C++ can still do them if not in managed mode).
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