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Re: Ddraw.h causing ambiguous symbol error

avenger_sb258-Apr-04 12:42

8-Apr-04 12:42

CANT SAY 4 SURE BUT JUST TRY THE FOLLOWING:

Make sure you have included the appropriate library files in your project.
In VC++ IDE, Select PROJECT>SETTINGS>LINK
Then add these library fils to the list of existing files:
1.ddraw.lib
2.dxguid.lib

Another problem may be with the static compile option. Make sure u havent included ddraw.h in any other file of ur project.

...Avenger

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Debuging a service with VC++

mmica7-Apr-04 7:52

mmica

7-Apr-04 7:52

Hi all,

I have written a simple service and would like to debug it with VC++. Is this possible? So far I have only managed to do it by installing a low-level debugger but that's a bit akward to use.

Thanks,

Mark

Re: Debuging a service with VC++

Rob Caldecott7-Apr-04 9:56

Rob Caldecott

7-Apr-04 9:56

YOu can attach yto a process using VC - if you're using v6.0 then select Build|Start Debug|Attach to Process and check the Show System Proceses button to see your service... then once attached, you can break and set breakpoints, etc.

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Re: Debuging a service with VC++

Blake Miller7-Apr-04 10:41

Blake Miller

7-Apr-04 10:41

You might want to make sure your service is set to interact with the desktop, it makes things go a bit easier while debugging with the Visual Studio debugger.

MSOffice 97-XP service pack detections

Vigen Dolbakyan7-Apr-04 7:44

Vigen Dolbakyan

7-Apr-04 7:44

Hi,
I would appreciate if anyone could help me with determination of installed MS Office service packs.. (Programmatically of course)

Thanks in advance

Yeghia

MSOffice 97-XP service pack detections

yeghia7-Apr-04 7:43

yeghia

7-Apr-04 7:43

Hi,
I would appreciate if anyone could help me with determination of installed MS Office service packs.. (Programmatically of course)

Thanks in advance

Yeghia

Are FSCTL_GET_NTFS_VOLUME_DATA and FSCTL_GET_RETRIEVAL_POINTERS valid as dwIoControlCode for DeviceIoControl() on NT4?

Defenestration7-Apr-04 7:34

Defenestration

7-Apr-04 7:34

Are FSCTL_GET_NTFS_VOLUME_DATA and FSCTL_GET_RETRIEVAL_POINTERS0 valid as dwIoControlCode for DeviceIoControl() on NT4?

The reason I ask is that the Platform Documentation incdicates it is only available on Windows 2000 and XP. However, the include file "winioctl.h" indicates it is available on NT4 and above.

Which is true ?

Has anybody got NT4 with which to verify the solution.

Regards,
Richard

azroles.dll anyone?

Dave Tyldesley7-Apr-04 7:25

Dave Tyldesley

7-Apr-04 7:25

I'm using the Runtime azroles.dll to implement some Authorization Management stuff on Win2K. I'm trying to implement the example code from MSDN that can be found at

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/security/security/openprocesstoken.asp

Everything runs fine right up to the call to AccessCheck(...) and there I get E_INVALIDARG with all the parameters set up exactly as in the example code. As I don't have sources, I can't debug and I have no idea which argument is invalid.

Has anyone written any code for this piece (from the MS sample) that works?:

//  Check access.<br />
hr = pClientContext->AccessCheck(<br />
    objectName,<br />
    myVar,<br />
    varOperationIdArray,<br />
    myVar,               // use default application scope<br />
    myVar,<br />
    myVar,<br />
    myVar,<br />
    myVar,<br />
    &varResultsArray);

Could you show me how you passed in the various arguments?
Many thanks
dave

DaveT

displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

Keylee7177-Apr-04 6:49

Keylee717

7-Apr-04 6:49

I've been asked to display a variable's value every 30 seconds on stdout in the same display position on the same line of stdout without advancing the display position. I'm new to C++ and don't know how to begin with this. Please help! Sigh | :sigh:

Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

Daniel Turini7-Apr-04 7:23

Daniel Turini

7-Apr-04 7:23

To go to the start of the line again, simply output a '\r' char...

I see dumb people

Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

beetung7-Apr-04 8:33

beetung

7-Apr-04 8:33

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Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

Daniel Turini7-Apr-04 8:33

Daniel Turini

7-Apr-04 8:33

Keylee717 wrote:
That's just a carriage return.
And why do you think it has this name?
Try this code:

for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
    std::cout << i << '\r';
    Sleep(30 * 1000);
}

I see dumb people

Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

Daniel Turini7-Apr-04 9:23

Daniel Turini

7-Apr-04 9:23

sorry, forgot to mention: windows.h

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Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

Daniel Turini7-Apr-04 9:49

Daniel Turini

7-Apr-04 9:49

Keylee717 wrote:
It doesn't change the value after 30 seconds though.
Sorry, I didn't understand your problem... Isn't it printing different values each 30 seconds?

I see dumb people

Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

David Crow7-Apr-04 10:43

David Crow

7-Apr-04 10:43

Keylee717 wrote:
That's just a carriage return. I need to stay on the original line.

Which is what \r does. Had \n also been speciifed, then it would have gone to the beginning of the next line.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

Renjith Ramachandran7-Apr-04 9:16

Renjith Ramachandran

7-Apr-04 9:16

if you are in DOS mode
you can use
gotoxy(x, y) function

like
gotoxy(24, 12);
cout<<"First 30 ";
//30 sec delay logic here
gotoxy(24, 12);
cout<<"Second 30 ";

that will output in the same screen coordinate

The returned pointer may be temporary and should not be stored for later use.

Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

toxcct7-Apr-04 10:26

toxcct

7-Apr-04 10:26

no, that function doesn't exist under VC++. that is a borland one... forget it, it is a non-standard (non-ANSI) function.

TOXCCT >>> GEII power

Re: displaying a variable's value every 30 seconds

avenger_sb258-Apr-04 12:45

avenger_sb25

8-Apr-04 12:45

why r all ppl saying about '\r' when there is a smart option of '\b'. IT PUTS A BACKSPACE AND TAKES U WHERE U WERE.

...Avenger

Remember... testing & debugging are always part of programming ...so exterminate those stinking bugs

UNICODE problem

jancsi7-Apr-04 6:32

jancsi

7-Apr-04 6:32

Hi all

I have the following problem :
I cannot set dialog items text (like STATIC TEXT) to UNICODE (CWnd::SetWindowText is working but the displayed text is not readable ) .Interesting is that when I call SetWindowText directly on the CDialog the dialog's title is readable , but when I call the same method on any dialog element it will display unreadable text.

Anyone has any idea?

xxx

Re: UNICODE problem

PJ Arends7-Apr-04 14:26

PJ Arends

7-Apr-04 14:26

Show some sample code of what you are doing

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Conversion...

Anonymous7-Apr-04 6:31

Anonymous

7-Apr-04 6:31

How to convert char to CString... ?

ch[0]
ch[1]
ch[2]

to 1 CString

Re: Conversion...

Ravi Bhavnani7-Apr-04 7:30

Ravi Bhavnani

7-Apr-04 7:30

ch[3] = '\0';
CString strMyString = ch;

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Re: Conversion...

Renjith Ramachandran7-Apr-04 8:38

Renjith Ramachandran

7-Apr-04 8:38

like:
char a , b , c;
a='A';
b = 'B';
c = 'C';

CString csFullStr;
csFullStr.Format("%c%c%c", a, b, c);

The returned pointer may be temporary and should not be stored for later use.

can different Desktop post message to each?

tank10257-Apr-04 6:11

tank1025

7-Apr-04 6:11

i have a problem:whether different Desktop can post message to each other?

Re: can different Desktop post message to each?

Mike Dimmick7-Apr-04 6:17

Mike Dimmick

7-Apr-04 6:17

If they're in the same window station, I believe so.

However, I think you're talking about communications between computers, in which case you need to use some form of Remote Procedure Call.

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