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Re: module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64'

19-Oct-09 19:54

Try changing to x86 everywhere. Smile | :)

Gopal_Kanchana19-Oct-09 20:02

Gopal_Kanchana

19-Oct-09 20:02

if change into x86 build works. but i want to build it as 64bit

Re: module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64'

theCPkid19-Oct-09 20:11

Re: module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64'

19-Oct-09 20:11

now that's an interesting piece of information. AFAIK, module machine type is the one mentioned in the active solution configuration and target machine type inside linker options. if they do not match, then I get the same error as mentioned by you.

Gopal_Kanchana19-Oct-09 20:15

Gopal_Kanchana

19-Oct-09 20:15

In my system active solution configuration ->Release,Platform->x64
and target machine ->MachineX64 (/MACHINE:X64). every thing is same but why it's not building

Re: module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64'

barryboy27-Jan-10 0:25

barryboy

27-Jan-10 0:25

check ure static linking.....the .lib files may be of x86 and the dll u use might be a 64 bit..

Did you convert the project from an older version of Visual Studio?

Thomas Mielke22-Dec-10 15:43

Thomas Mielke

22-Dec-10 15:43

Make sure every occurence of .\Release in the x64 properties is set to .\x64\Release. This seems to be a problem with projects converted from older versions of Visual Studio.

At least this worked for me...

Re: module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64'

Nisamudheen29-Sep-11 2:12

Nisamudheen

29-Sep-11 2:12

Hi
I faced the same problem. I assume the following in your case.

1 The module that your are building is a 64 bit binary.
2 You are trying to link your module with a 64 bit library.

If above is the case, then you need to define an x64 Platform using the Configuration manager. Select the New option.

In my case above was the problem and after defining a new configuration for x64, the problem is solved.

Regards
Nisam

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Editing the labels

ratprita19-Oct-09 18:57

19-Oct-09 18:57

Anyone know how to edit the labels of the TreeCntrl and add userdata in the tree.

theCPkid19-Oct-09 19:10

19-Oct-09 19:10

What's TreeCntrl? Do you mean CTreeCtrl?

ratprita19-Oct-09 19:11

19-Oct-09 19:11

yes, CTreeCntrl

theCPkid19-Oct-09 19:22

19-Oct-09 19:22

CTreeCntrl or CTreeCtrl? Smile | :)

Anyway, check [this] tutorial on using CTreeCtrl.
For editing labels, SetItemText should work?? What problem are you facing?

ratprita19-Oct-09 19:30

19-Oct-09 19:30

Not adding items to the CTreeCntrl. My problem is that , i have an editable tree, ie, i have checked the edit labels option.i want to know how to accept the label change on the tree. Means how to set the changed label?

theCPkid19-Oct-09 19:44

19-Oct-09 19:44

I am sorry if I could not get you but do you mean how to edit the labels from user point of view?
If it's so, click on the item to select it and then single click again and an in-place edit box will open. D'Oh! | :doh:

If you mean as a programmer, then you get BeginLabelEdit and endlabel edit messages, you can get the item text, set the item text, get current selection etc etc?
something like

void CMyTreeCtrl::OnEndLabelEdit(LPNMHDR pnmhdr, LRESULT *pLResult)
{
	TV_DISPINFO     *ptvinfo;
	ptvinfo = (TV_DISPINFO *)pnmhdr;
	if (ptvinfo->item.pszText != NULL)
	{
		ptvinfo->item.mask = TVIF_TEXT;
		SetItem(&ptvinfo->item);
	}
	*pLResult = TRUE;
}

ratprita19-Oct-09 20:17

check if type is defined using preprocessor?

19-Oct-09 20:17

Thanks a lot. Its working now

Sauce!19-Oct-09 18:37

Sauce!

19-Oct-09 18:37

I enjoy using types such as UINT as an alternative to unsigned int, which is all well and good if I have windows code in my project, however I have to manually define this in other projects that dont use any windows code. what I'd like to know is if it's possible to do something along the lines of the following...

#ifdef UINT
typedef UINT unsigned int;
#endif

I have a feeling that code doesn't do what I want, so I'm asking, does it, or doesn't it?

Re: check if type is defined using preprocessor?

Rajesh R Subramanian19-Oct-09 18:50

Rajesh R Subramanian

19-Oct-09 18:50

These datatypes are defined in Windef.h. Therefore,

#ifndef _WINDEF_
typedef unsigned int UINT;
#endif

“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell

Re: check if type is defined using preprocessor?

Sauce!19-Oct-09 19:00

Sauce!

19-Oct-09 19:00

thanks, that will do nicely Smile | :)

Need help for CStdioFile or CFile

Nicholas Amh19-Oct-09 16:29

Nicholas Amh

19-Oct-09 16:29

Hi all, is there anyway to write ("%d %lf %lf %lf\n", psn[i], px[i], py[i], pz[i]) into a CStdioFile or CFile? I also wish to know for read function.

CStdioFile test;
test.Write("%d %lf %lf %lf\n", psn[i], px[i], py[i], pz[i]);
test.Read(("%d %lf %lf %lf\n", psn[i], px[i], py[i], pz[i]);

How can i do read and write in thoes format?

Please help me out. Thanks alot.

«_Superman_»19-Oct-09 16:39

«_Superman_»

19-Oct-09 16:39

You first need to convert it to a string and then write the string.

CStdioFile file(_T("C:\\test.txt"), CFile::modeReadWrite);
CString text;

text.Format(_T("%d %lf %lf %lf\n"), psn[i], px[i], py[i], pz[i]);
file.WriteString(text, text.GetLength());

file.ReadString(text);

«_Superman_»
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Nicholas Amh19-Oct-09 17:10

Nicholas Amh

19-Oct-09 17:10

Thanks for replied. It's can't work. My output result is all wrong.

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer19-Oct-09 23:08

19-Oct-09 23:08

I agree with Superman's reply to you, so you need to give more information than "all wrong".

When you use the debugger, was the contents of the intermediate string object correct?

If so, is the text file full of the right stuff, but with NULL's in between? In which case you have a unicode vs ascii issue.

"All wrong" is bad answer to just about anything, whether it's a coding question, or from your doctor.

Iain.

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