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Hello everyone,
I read the code for class CComMultiThreadModelNoCS of ATL. What means,
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(Section Threading Model Support, Chapter 3 Objects in ATL, ATL Internals)
CComMultiThreadModelNoCS is designed for multi-threaded objects the eschew object-level locking in favor of a more fine-grained scehme?
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My understanding is the object designed could use other approaches other than critical section, like mutex/event to do synchronization. Not sure whether my understanding is correct?
thanks in advance,
George
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Hello everyone,
In the ATL Internals book, one form of constructor of CComQIPtr is implemented as this,
CComQIPtr (IUnknown* lp)
{
p = NULL; if (lp != NULL) lp -> QueryInterface (*piid, (void**)&p);
}
I think there is a bug when QueryInterface fails, and the original value of member variable p is overwritten.
I found the in MSVC 2008, the implementation is,
atlcomcli.h
CComQIPtr(_In_opt_ IUnknown* lp) throw()
{
if (lp != NULL)
lp->QueryInterface(*piid, (void **)&p);
}
Seems the bug is fixed? Is it a bug in old version of ATL or a bug in the book? 
thanks in advance,
George
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George_George wrote: I think there is a bug when QueryInterface fails
I see no bug.
George_George wrote: and the original value of member variable p is overwritten.
The original variable? It's a constructor George!
When QueryInterface fails, having a null pointer, IMHO, is the expected behaviour.
George_George wrote: Seems the bug is fixed? Is it a bug in old version of ATL or a bug in the book?
The essence of the behaviour doesn't change here.
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Thanks CPallini,
CPallini wrote: When QueryInterface fails, having a null pointer, IMHO, is the expected behaviour.
You mean when QueryInterface fails, QueryInterface will set the input parameter pointer to null?
regards,
George
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George_George wrote: You mean when QueryInterface fails, QueryInterface will set the input parameter pointer to null?
Yes. You know that.
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
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Thanks CPallini,
Question answered. I previously wrongly think it is assignment operator, other than constructor.
regards,
George
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In my program, I pick a pivot p from a database S of strings, compute the median r of the distances of other string objects to p and then divide the other objects into roughly equal-sized subsets S1 and S2 as follows:
<pre>
S1={o e S \{p}|d(p,o)<r}
S2={o e S \{p}|d(p,o)>=r}
</pre>
where d(p,o) is the distance of the database object o to pivot p.Thus, the objects in S1 are inside the ball of radius r around p, while the objects in S2 are outside this ball. Applying this rule recursively leads to a binary tree,where a pivot object is stored in each internal node, with the left and right subtrees corresponding to the subsets inside and outside the corresponding ball,respectively.
Below I give the function for the above criteria but when I call the function from main and try to print the tree in preorder, nothing gets printed nor does the program terminate. I will really appreciate if someone can help me find the errors in my code and where I am going wrong:
<pre>
void query_ball()
{
string str;
int i=0,p;
int arr[1000];
char B[40];
char C[40];
vector<string> myStrings(1000);
int r;
int n1;
ifstream file("text.txt"); //this file is the database containing 1000 strings
for(p=0;p<1000;p++)
{
getline(file,str);
strcpy(B,str.c_str());
myStrings[p]=B; // copying the file strings to vector myStrings
}
srand(time(0));
int pos;
pos=rand()%1000;
strcpy(C,myStrings[pos].c_str()); // C is the pivot picked randomly
for(i=pos;i<=998;i++) // deleting element at myStrings[pos] which contains pivot C
myStrings[i]=myStrings[i+1];
myStrings[i]="";
for(p=0;p<999;p++)
{
strcpy(B,myStrings[p].c_str());
arr[p]=edit(B,C); // arr contains edit distances between other string objects and pivot C
}
/*edit function relates to edit distances of pivot from other string objects. An edit distance between 2 strings is found by changing one string to another with the minimum number of insertions, deletions and/or replacement of characters in the strings.*/
n1=(999+1)/2;
r=arr[n1]; // r is the median of the distances of other objects to pivot C
for (p=-1; p<999; p++) //p starts with -1 to check first if Root is Null
{
if (Root == NULL)
{
Root = new TreeNode();
Root->val = C;
}
else
{
TreeNode* temp = Root;
while(temp!=NULL)
{ strcpy(B,myStrings[p].c_str());
if (edit(B,C)<r) // checking distances inside ball of radius r
{
if (temp->LChild==NULL)
{ TreeNode* t = new TreeNode();
t->val = B;
temp->LChild=t;
}
else
{
TreeNode* t = new TreeNode();
t->val = B;
temp->LChild = temp->LChild->t;
}
}
if (edit(B,C)>=r) // checking distances outside ball of radius r
{
if (temp->RChild==NULL)
{ TreeNode* t = new TreeNode();
t->val = B;
temp->RChild=t;
}
else
{
TreeNode* t = new TreeNode();
t->val = B;
temp->RChild = temp->RChild->t;
}
}
}
}
}
}
</pre>
<div class="ForumMod">modified on Monday, April 7, 2008 12:18 AM</div>
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Referring to the above codes, I see that when I print the children of the left tree, it gives me segmentation fault. Can somebody please point out why I am getting segmentation fault for the cout statement in the codes below:
if (edit(B,C)<r)>
{
if (temp->LCh==NULL)
{
t1->val = B;
temp->LCh=t1;
}
else
{
TreeNode* t = new TreeNode();
t->val = B;
temp->LCh=temp->LCh->t;
cout<<temp->LCh->val<<endl;
}
}
</r)>
Any help much appreciated.
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I'd like to use spy++ to watch on a window, but that window will hide automatically when it lose focus, which means it will hide as soon as I lauch/switch to spy++.
So how can I do that?
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Actually Spy++ shows hidden windows too.
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
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Yes I know.
But now it's difficult for me to find that window using spy++.
The windows appears to be hidden, but it may already be destroyed. If it's destroyed when losing focus, I can't find it using spy++.
But I really want to find that window and find its class name, window text, ect, which info I can use to find them by code.
So.. Please help me out.
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Hi all: I've got problem with CStdioFile::Open and need your help, below is the code sample:
<br />
CString m_filename="some absolute file path\name";<br />
CStdioFile m_file;<br />
if (!m_file.Open(m_filename,CFile::modeCreate|CFile::modeWrite))<br />
{<br />
AfxMesageBox (_T("Can not open the file"));<br />
}<br />
I'm sure the absolute file path/name is correct and have read/write permission to the file location.
When I run this code from Visual Studio by press CTRL+F5, this code is OK and the file is opened sucessfully. But when running the program out of the studio, I got problem that get into the AfxMesageBox showing the file can not be open.
Lisoft
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CString m_filename="some absolute file path\name";
CStdioFile m_file;
if (!m_file.fOpen(m_filename,CFile::modeCreate|CFile::modeWrite))
{
AfxMesageBox (_T("Can not open the file"));
}
Try this..
Actually CstdioFile used for creating file in runtime so u ll modify above ..
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You mean replace m_file.Open() with m_file.fOpen()? What is fOpen?
Lisoft
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its just try ..if it is that create run time u may be add fopen
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The way you show your m_filename is not an absolute path, but a relative path.
When you run from within VS (Ctrl_F5) the default working directory is the same folder as your .sln/.vcproj file. Let's say it's "MyProg", thefore you would attempt to open the file in VS, the path would be
MyProg\some absolute file path\name However, if you run it from the Windows Explorer (double click on it) the default directory would be the location of the .exe. In this case, it might be
MyProg\debug\some absolute file path\name The CStdioFile.Open will not create directories if the don't exist, and that would cause it to fail.
Perhaps if you show the actual contents of your m_filename it may be helpful.
Hope that helps.
Karl - WK5M
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Thanks for your help, but I'm always looking into the m_filename and I'm sure that was absolute. Something newly found today that when I call m_file.Open() I got an warnning message:Warning: could not get volume information 'd:\Documents and Settings\mmn7xxl\My Documents\My Project\Program\WareHouseReport\"d:\' . Can you figure this out for me?
Lisoft
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That string can't really be a file name.
lisoft wrote: d:\Documents and Settings\mmn7xxl\My Documents\My Project\Program\WareHouseReport\"d:\
Show the actual code where you build that string and maybe we can help.
Karl - WK5M
PP-ASEL-IA (N43CS)
PGP Key: 0xDB02E193
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Maybe you have this file, can you show path?
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Hello and good day!
I want to implement a virtual keyboard for my project. Although the Windows XP already provides one for use, I need the buttons and font to be bigger in size. I'm thinking of currently creating my own virtual keyboard but I want to make sure first if there would be other ways available. Should I create one or are there any other easier methods that I can use? If you say that I should create one, giving me pointers on what is needed would be a great help (currently reading SendInput function). Please note that what I'm gonna implement is a japanese keyboard and buying software is not an option.
Thank you for the help and time! 
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Hi,
As MainFramer I knowing that knowing Assembler always helped understand concepts
Anyway to the point I wrote some inline _asm code in a Method
In order to access the data in the Class I realized that the "this"
pointer (pointer to the object) resides on the stack after
paramter variables
I also relized when trying to initilize data with static that I had
to do it in the program
Why ??? the storage for static attribue members do not reside in the
Object rather in the program
This point was further driven home in my _asm code I tried to
access the data the way it was documented on the MSDN page
following is the the code from the MSDN web page
InlineAssembler_Accessing_C_asm_Blocks.cpp
// processor: x86
#include <stdio.h>
struct first_type
{
char *weasel;
int same_name;
};
struct second_type
{
int wonton;
long same_name;
};
int main()
{
struct first_type hal;
struct second_type oat;
__asm
{
lea ebx, hal
mov ecx, [ebx]hal.same_name ; Must use 'hal'
mov esi, [ebx].weasel ; Can omit 'hal'
}
return 0;
I used the following code to access the data in a my Class
First a example of my class
class MYClass
{
private:
static char *c;
static int d;
public:
.
.
.
etc
Now My _asm code
void MYClass :: class(int a, int b)
{
_asm
{
mov ebx,DWORD PTR 16[ebp] ; get this pointer
lea esi,[ebx].d
I got a compile/assemble error when "d" os declared as static
: error C2411: 'd' : illegal struct/union member in 'second operand'
Makes sense becuase when d is declared as static the storage doesn't
reside in the Object
So Whats my question ????
If I use the static attribute how can I access it in _asm code
Thankx
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I have had this problem before, I just cheated.
int *dPtr = &d;
then u can just lea the dPtr value.
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I got error LNK2001 When I tried that I didn't Lea since the pointer had the address all I had to do was a mov instruction
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I'm creating a backup program, and I need to be able to open files with the ACCESS_SYSTEM_SECURITY privilege.
However, when I specify this privilege in my call to CreateFile, it tells me I'm missing a "required privilege" even when I run it as Admin.
This is on Vista.
What are the steps for getting the required privilege to open files with this access right?
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