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deeps_cute wrote: i have to download a file from a url.
How about URLDownloadToFile()?
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I have a dialog based application in VC 6.0 MFC. I want to port in to VC++ 2005 with few additions.
Additons are:
1- I need to add a window form to this MFC App, which will be the main form from where all other forms will be loaded on button click.
2- Add ADO.Net support to MFC Project.
How can this be done?.
Thanks in Advance.
Z.A
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zubair_ahmed wrote:
1- I need to add a window form to this MFC App, which will be the main form from where all other forms will be loaded on button click.
OK, so you need to change the main form. I'd say it's probably easier to do this in VC6 
zubair_ahmed wrote: 2- Add ADO.Net support to MFC Project.
OK, so you need to add C++/CLI support to your app. Then you can use .NET classes where-ever you like.
The other issue is, VC6 is a bad C++ compiler, unless you've written very good code, expect to make changes before it compiles.
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Should this be taken as solution ?
Z.A
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hi everybody,
i need to implement excel and its functionality in C#.NET form and display excel existing data in the C# Form and also use the functionality of excel in Form how to do
Prathap
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This is the C++ forum.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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I would like some advice on which STL container is best given the following requirements
* I need to store in memory a collection of unsigned ints
* Only one thread will touch the collection
* Speed is critical for add/find/remove
* I need to add to this collection, usually I will be adding a continuous range (eg 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
* I need to find out if a specific value is in the collection
* I need to remove specific values
* I would like to minimise memory usage by allocating storage for the most common size of this collection at startup, have the collection expand itself if nessasary (without moving existing items) but never shrink itself
Is there an STL container that can meet all of these or do I need to make my own?
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Will you be adding elements just to the end, at the start and end or at any location?
Will you be removing elements just at the end, at the start and end or at any location?
Do you need to preserve the insertion order?
Do you need to be able to iterate over the collection in numerical order?
Are multiple copies of the same value allowed?
Steve
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Stephen Hewitt wrote: Will you be adding elements just too the end, at the start and end or at any location?
Elements will always be unsigned int's. Every element I add will be greater than all the elements already in the collection. If the collection has {1, 7, 8} I could add 9 or 45 etc but never 6. Im not interested in their location in the collection but Im guessing a sorted collection will give me faster lookup
Stephen Hewitt wrote: Will you be removing elements just at the end, at the start and end or at any location?
Any location
Stephen Hewitt wrote: Do you need to preserve the insertion order?
Nope
Stephen Hewitt wrote: Do you need to be able to iterate over the collection in numerical order?
Nope
Stephen Hewitt wrote: Are multiple copies of the same value allowed?
Nope
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The easiest choice would seem to be a std::set:
- Search time is at most O(log2(N)). Use the set's member functions to do the searching and not those from <algorithm>.
- The collection itself will enforce uniqueness.
- Insertion/deletion at any point is fast and not related to the number of elements in the container.
Steve
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Stephen Hewitt wrote: The easiest choice would seem to be a std::set:
- Search time is at most O(log2(N)). Use the set's member functions to do the searching and not those from <algorithm>.
- The collection itself will enforce uniqueness.
- Insertion/deletion at any point is fast and not related to the number of elements in the container.
Thanks mate
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Stephen Hewitt wrote: he easiest choice would seem to be a std::set:
oof topic.. is there any way to stop map to have sorted data.. i come across third argument which use std::less by default to for sorting the inserted value but i am not able to find and replacement.. any comment or pointer is very valuable!
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You can change the sorting criteria but the map must be sorted. What’s more the sorting criteria must define a strict weak ordering.
Steve
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Stephen Hewitt wrote: What’s more the sorting criteria but define a strict weak ordering.
thanks for your comment sir!
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I am porting a dll to VC++2005. While building i am getting the following error
Error 5 error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'int (__cdecl *)(NC_string *)' to 'int (__cdecl *)(void)'
in the code.
case NC_STRING :
xlen_funct = NC_xlen_string ;(i am getting error here)
break ;
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards, Eswari
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The function NC_xlen_string has an argument of type NC_string* but the type of the function pointer xlen_funct expects a function with no arguments.
Steve
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A little bit more information would be usefull.
What is NC_xlen_strin ? And what is xlen_funct ?
By the error description it seems that it is a function, am I right ? Then I don't see at all what you are trying to do. Can you explain ?
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both are functions. first one is a int (*xlen_funct)(void).
SEcond one is
extern int NC_xlen_string PROTOTYPE((
NC_string *cdfstr
));
and this is where these are being used.
case NC_STRING :
xlen_funct = NC_xlen_string ;
break ;
which cast i have to use and how?
Regards, ESwari
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subramanyeswari wrote: which cast i have to use and how?
You can't cast from one into the other. They don't have the same prototype (one is accepting a parameter and the other does't).
But why would you ever do such a thing ? 
By the way, what is the macro PROTOTYPE doing ?
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Do ***NOT*** cast. The compiler is making a valid statement and casting the problem away will turn a compile time error (good) into a runtime error (bad). The real problem is your function pointer is of the incorrect type (from what I've seen so far).
Steve
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Show me the type of len_funct. Therein lies the error (from what I've seen so far).
Steve
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h, i gotta question. i built lux meter base on pc and use adc 12 bit, parallel port, and vb programing. could u help me to give some code to finish this project!
i fond a problem when i start to read the input signal.
sexpistols
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First: This is the Visual C++ / MFC discussion board. So it's not for VB questions.
Second:
mrizki wrote: i fond a problem
What problem? Don't expect us to mind-read!
Alcohol. The cause of, and the solution to, all of life's problems - Homer Simpson
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kakan wrote: Don't expect us to mind-read!
he he he! he wanted you to be god!
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