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See my edited reply. I figured I'd left out the essentials. 
/ravi
Let's put "civil" back in "civilization"
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ravib@ravib.com
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thanks a bunch! I didnt think of that!
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Here is the message from VC Debug tool ,Can somebody tell me What does it mean?
First-chance exception in DMSClient.exe (KERNEL32.DLL): 0xE06D7363: Microsoft C++ Exception.
SIMPLE IS BEAUTY
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ZBUILDER wrote:
First-chance exception in DMSClient.exe (KERNEL32.DLL): 0xE06D7363: Microsoft C++ Exception.
What does it mean?
Some code in Kernel32.dll threw an exception.
That is the meaning of that line, and as you choose not to give more information about the context, it is about all one can say about it.
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A first-change exception normally is not a problem: it's the debugger's opportunity to see an exception before it is being handled by an exception handler (or catch-block). If no exception is propagated to your code, that means the writer of the library has foreseen the possibility of this exception and written an appropriate catch-block.
So don't worry about it.
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Thank you very much.See you later?
SIMPLE IS BEAUTY
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I make a program in window 95, In this environment it runs. Now I have took it to windows Millenium but when i run, it gives me a error "Debug Assertion faif, file: barstat.cpp, line 266". I have made a packet but it does not run.
thank in advances.
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Simply look in barstat.cpp at line 266. The expression within ASSERT() (or similar) at that line evaluates to false running under ME, not in Windows95.
Or even easier: open in MS VC++, place somewhere before barstat.cpp 266, and trace the value of the expression.
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Hi,
This is really annoying me.
char *buffer;
GetData(&buffer);
the plan here is that the GetData function will allocate buffer:-
void GetData( char ** ppBuf)
{
*ppBuf = new char [length];
strcpy (*ppBuf,"other data");
}
this appears to work. In fact, back in the original code block:-
printf(buffer);
works correctly.
But when i try and delete the allocated memory in the original code block:-
delete [] buffer;
I get a nasty debug "damage after normal block" type error. Both the main block and the called function exist within the same thread. I've traced through step by step in the debugger, and the address of the block of memory that is allocated by the new keyword is definately the very same block of memory that i am trying to delete.
Why does this occur????
thanks,
Jon
STL is a religeon. Enquiries to Reverend Christian Graus
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Whats the value of length and does it include the \0 terminating character?
Roger Allen
Sonork 100.10016
I think I need a new quote, I am on the prowl, so look out for a soft cute furry looking animal, which is really a Hippo in disguise. Its probably me.
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Ahah. Roger, you are a top banana. Whereas I am an idiot.
thankyou for your help!
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Does anyone knows where to find documentations (books or tutorials) about the way to work with the visual C++ environment ???
I mean :
- How to work with several sub-projects from different teams ?
- How to integrate and to work with external components such as DLLs without needs to copy files or header in my project ??
- How to use include/lib directories ???
- What is the detailled signification of the Project/Settings parameters ???
what I do not mean :
- How to use visual c++ to create dialog box or progress bars ... (and such things that is described in every VC++ books...)
Thanks,
Vince
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Hi,
I have an automated Ms Word instance running on my application. What I want to do, it's: meanwhile the my program is refreshing the data on the Ms Word Instance, block the keyboard input for the user in My Ms Word Automated instance. Is that possible ?
The problem that I have, is if the user begins to type meanwhile the doc is being refreshed by my App, Word Crashes 
Thanks in advance, Greetings
Braulio
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Probably yes,
Just implement ::PreTranslateMessage in the main window class.
MS quote (http://www.microsoft.com/ddk) : As of September 30, 2002, the Microsoft® Windows® 2000 DDK, the Microsoft Windows 98 DDK, and the Microsoft Windows NT® 4.0 DDK will no longer be available for purchase or download on this site.
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Mmmmm....
But ::PreTranslateMessage, will only work for Handles of windows of the same App, ... and my word instance belongs to another process space, is that correct ?
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I am trying to open a cdrom drive using CreateFile() (with Vwin32 vxd) for win98 platform but this gives me permission denied.
How can i read it
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I'm trying to find an ATM based windows code sample.
Need to make a Client/Server application using an ATM protocol.
Have an Interphase SDH card with an ATM interface.
If someone can have me an input, please do.
Thanks in advance. 
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hi,
i've to reallocate a CString class member on runtime, i can't change the declaration in the parent class because it's a library but do it in the derived class.
The problem is that assigning to the CString a value the program exit with
HEAP[Sample1.exe]: Invalid Address specified to RtlFreeHeap( 5f0000, 5f4ccb08 ). Using .Empty() .ReleaseBuffer() and similar there's no errors, only assigning something.
It's a problem in the member allocation?
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another thing, i use the debug version of the library with debug mode on.
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I thinh you should post some code of what you are doing so we can better determine your problem.
Best regards,
Alexandru Savescu
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i'm trying implementing a Cdocument derived class for the TX Text Control (www.textcontrol.com). the tx views needs this CTXDoc derived from CDocument. The component is created for an application with only a tx view and nothing else (this is very bad). In OnOpenDocument, OnNewDocument,etc it sets, deletes the contexts of the view,etc so if you call this overloaded funtions the program crash with diffent views. So i've substitued CTXDoc:: with CDocument:: and set the things for the tx init. But opening a created document, when SetPathName is called, there's an assignation to m_strPathName and m_strTitle of the CDocument and there's the Heap. I don't know how to solve, i've created the same variables in the derived class and rewritten SetAppName and GetTitle but in the others part of the application if there's a call to GetTitle it returns the CDocument variable that it's ""
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I have a bit of a problem. I'm trying to write a plugin for Trillian Pro, but the example code is all C, and I've only had any luck modifying their example rather than writing my own dll from scratch.
I really want to use some C++ functionality (namely Ravi's Web Resource Provider)
Is there a simple way I can wrap up a C++ class into a .lib file so I can call it from C code?
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Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
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I am afraid you cannot do that. C++ is a superset of C, so basically C is not aware of C++. Anyway, you can do the other way arround. From C++ call C functions. So my suggestion is write your application in C++ and use from there the C functions. Also make sure you add extern "C" when including C-header files.
Best regards,
Alexandru Savescu
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Sadly that's not possible - I'm working with provided framework code that has to be C, so the main base of the code can't be modified to C++ else it won't work with the plugin API.
I was under the impression that it was possible to link c++ and C code together (initial experiments show that VisualC will happily link a C++ .lib file into a C project. It only complains when you try and access the code in the lib)
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Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
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I think that your best bet will either to write COM object (which is a lot of work to use in C), or write a set of wrapper API functions that are exported from your DLL that will allow you to use your class from C.
These function will end up similar to the windows API, where you will create a function like CreateObject() that returns a handle to the new object pointer that you create.
Then when you call a member function you will pass in the handle to that object, and your DLL will translate the handle to the object and call the desired member function.
The reason that you cannot use a C++ class in C is because of the hidden this pointer that is included in all of the C++ class member functions. There are other ways to get around these problems, but I would really suggest one of my first to solutions.
Build a man a fire, and he will be warm for a day
Light a man on fire, and he will be warm for the rest of his life!
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