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Thread Socket programming

5-Nov-07 3:41

Do you know for a fact if it is actually stored somewhere, or are you just hoping/guessing?

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revanth19855-Nov-07 18:42

revanth1985

5-Nov-07 18:42

I am guessing

MFC Activex project

ashishbhatt4-Nov-07 17:48

ashishbhatt

4-Nov-07 17:48

Hi All,

I am new Activex project.

I want to make MFC Activex Control project in which I want to add DLL project as other project in the same solution.And I want to make this Activex project depends on this DLL project.Is it possible to do like this??

Plz give me any suggetion.

Thanks in Advance.

Ashish Bhatt

Re: MFC Activex project

Prasann Mayekar4-Nov-07 19:20

Prasann Mayekar

4-Nov-07 19:20

what stops u in creating an activex object in ur dll project instead?

Prasann

Re: MFC Activex project

ashishbhatt4-Nov-07 19:33

ashishbhatt

4-Nov-07 19:33

Hey Thanks For Reply,,

I want to add my other project as DLL because I want to make it as Hooks which contineusly sends message to my Activex project(Messages like Screen Update,Mouse Update).In my Activex project I want to get those messages and process on these messages.

Is this possible??

Anything you understand, Plz suggest me.

Thanks.

Ashish Bhatt

Amjath Rahman4-Nov-07 16:14

Re: Thread Socket programming

4-Nov-07 16:14

Hi ALL,

Plz any have the code for socket programming in vc++ for dialog based application, in such a way that Receive should happen in 1 thread and send should happen through other thread.

plz help me

With Regards
Amjath

David Crow4-Nov-07 16:16

HOW TO get length of BYTE variable in C++

4-Nov-07 16:16

Amjath Rahman wrote:
Plz any have the code for socket programming in vc++ for dialog based application...

There are several listed here.

Ontanggabe Parulian4-Nov-07 14:56

Ontanggabe Parulian

4-Nov-07 14:56

Dear all,

I want to know the length of some BYTE variable (unsigned char). Here I included snippet of the code:

#include <iostream><br />
#include <string><br />
<br />
using namespace std;<br />
typedef unsigned char BYTE_T;<br />
<br />
void printLen(BYTE_T *ld_pbyteTemp);<br />
<br />
int main(int argc, char *argv[])<br />
{<br />
	BYTE_T *ld_pbyteChar = new BYTE_T[50];<br />
	memset(ld_pbyteChar, 'a', 50);<br />
<br />
	for(int i=0; i<50; i++) cout << "i = " << i << " -> " << ld_pbyteChar[i] << endl;<br />
<br />
	printLen(ld_pbyteChar);<br />
	<br />
	return 1;<br />
}<br />
<br />
void printLen(BYTE_T *ld_pbyteTemp)<br />
{<br />
	int ld_intLen = sizeof ld_pbyteTemp;<br />
	cout << "Length = " << ld_intLen << endl;<br />
}

Is there anyone know how to get the length of the "ld_pbyteTemp" in function printLen?

Thanks before...

Regards,

Ian

Llasus4-Nov-07 15:06

4-Nov-07 15:06

try:
int ld_intLen = sizeof(*ld_pbyteTemp);

Ontanggabe Parulian4-Nov-07 15:55

Ontanggabe Parulian

4-Nov-07 15:55

Llasus wrote:
int ld_intLen = sizeof(*ld_pbyteTemp);

It didn't work. It return 1 not 50 as expected.

Llasus4-Nov-07 16:59

4-Nov-07 16:59

Oops, sorry I didn't notice that. As the others explained you can't obtain it just by using sizeof. You can get the size that you want only thru some changes. instead of unsigned char you can use char. And instead of sizeof() use strlen(ld_pbyteTemp). I don't know if you'd want to change your variable though. Anyway its a simpler workaround if you really want to get the size.
Just another thing though. Since it is a char end the last element with NULL.

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C^hris L^osinger4-Nov-07 15:49

C^hris L^osinger

4-Nov-07 15:49

you can't. there's no safe way to get the size of a dynamic array in C/C++.

you must either pass the size of the allocated data along with the pointer, or use a container class (like std::vector) that keeps track of it for you.

Ontanggabe Parulian4-Nov-07 22:30

Ontanggabe Parulian

4-Nov-07 22:30

Ok, Chris, thanks for your suggestion. As I guess it can't be measure. And the best way is passing the size of the allocated data along with the pointer. Thanks for all too... Smile | :)

David Crow4-Nov-07 16:15

4-Nov-07 16:15

Ontanggabe Parulian wrote:
BYTE_T *ld_pbyteChar = new BYTE_T[50];

Did you look at the DWORD preceeding ld_pbyteChar in debug memory?

James R. Twine5-Nov-07 1:41

James R. Twine

5-Nov-07 1:41

Is the OP allocating BSTRs? Smile | :)

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kcynic4-Nov-07 16:47

kcynic

4-Nov-07 16:47

In fact,at C/C++ RUNTIME,when you new or malloc a block memory,the system really allocate 4 bytes more than the count you want(you can find at the memory window of VC):0xFD,0xFD,0xFD,0xFD.
When you delete or free the pointer,the system will check the end of pointer you want to free,if they are not 0xFD,0xFD,0xFD,0xFD,system will indicate that block was ruined and an assert would occur!

So,you also can do your work by find the end 4 special bytes.
But you have to make sure that the block's real data does not include a four-byte sequence:0xFD,0xFD,0xFD,0xFD,if so,the result would not believable.
Make the code work well is your own job.
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James R. Twine5-Nov-07 1:41

James R. Twine

5-Nov-07 1:41

Do not do this - the sentries you are talking about are only reliable in debug builds, not release builds.

Peace!

kcynic5-Nov-07 14:06

kcynic

5-Nov-07 14:06

Yes,you are right.
If so,transfer a length param is required.
Thank you.

cmk4-Nov-07 18:28

cmk

4-Nov-07 18:28

See:
_msize : http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/z2s077bc(VS.71).aspx[^]
HeapSize : http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366706.aspx[^]

Note: I believe they will tell you the size of the allocated block, this may be larger than what was requested.

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Socket ptogramming

Amjath Rahman4-Nov-07 14:34

4-Nov-07 14:34

Hi All,

Im implementing socket in my application.
its working fine, but my problem is i want to attach a thread for socket receive.
how can i implement this, plz help me out...

im using CAsyncSocket.
its a dialog based application.

With Regards
Amjath

Llasus4-Nov-07 14:41

4-Nov-07 14:41

Do you mean that you want to pass the socket to a thread for receiving? You can do that by using the thread's parameter and pass the socket variable to it.

Amjath Rahman4-Nov-07 15:38

4-Nov-07 15:38

First of all thanks for ur reply......
if possible plz help me through some sample code..........
can u plz do this needful help...

With regards
Amjath

Llasus4-Nov-07 15:53

4-Nov-07 15:53

Here's a somewhat sample code to pass the SOCKET to a thread. Hope this helps.

<br />
CAsyncSocket ListenSocket; //global socket variable, declare this in the header file<br />
<br />
BOOL CClassSample::Initialize()<br />
{<br />
//initialize the pipe variable<br />
<br />
//create the thread<br />
HListenThread = CreateThread(NULL,<br />
			0,<br />
			&ListenThread,<br />
			(LPVOID)&ListenSocket,<br />
			0,<br />
			&ListenThreadID<br />
			);<br />
//Error handling for CreateThread<br />
if (HListenThread == NULL || HListenThread == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)<br />
{<br />
	return FALSE;<br />
}<br />
}<br />
<br />
DWORD WINAPI CClassSample::ListenThread(LPVOID lpParameter)<br />
{<br />
//assign the parameter to the SOCKET variable<br />
CAsyncSocket *pListenSocket = (CAsyncSocket*)lpParameter;<br />
//some processing here<br />
}<br />

Amjath Rahman4-Nov-07 16:01

4-Nov-07 16:01

Thank u very much dude
im new to vc++, sorry for asking such a small question
from where v can get this variable buddy "ListenThreadID"

David Crow4-Nov-07 16:19