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71480
... Doesn't matter in this case, since the OP is using C-style strings (with Win32 API, it looks like, as LPSTR is being used, which is a typedef'd char *). We...
Brett McCoy
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Oct 28, 2009
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71481
I received some information concerning boost fusion. The implementation looks a little like what I posted here. I think boost covers most of what I needed to...
Jim Smith
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71482
... char* displaystr = "displaystr"; ... else if (ValidateField2(szField2) != VALIDATION_SUCCESS) { _tcscat(displaystr, szField2); ... If your code executes...
johnmatthews2000
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71483
... The BString class implementation from Safe C++ Design Principles has RTrim(), LTrim() and LRTrim() member functions built into it. It also has far...
Thomas Hruska
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71484
... Are you wanting the performance-friendly solution or the quick-n-dirty solution? Performance-friendly is to precalculate exactly how much RAM you need and...
Thomas Hruska
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71485
... Or wxWidgets, which has a GUI designer integrated into the wxDev C++ compiler suite. I recommend any of those. That way you aren't necessarily tied to a ...
Thomas Hruska
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71486
Hi, Anybody knows Visual Studio .NET 2003 include installshield ? And which CD included ? how to install them ? Thx!...
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71487
thanks I will try......
Nirav shah
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Oct 31, 2009
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71488
thanks vishva...
Nirav shah
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Oct 31, 2009
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71489
Hi Friends I know following topics in C - language array, pointer,function, data structure,graphics and basics of C++ classes, inheritance, polymorphism and...
kelvin_what_next
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71490
Here is the dll code that crashes....................................... LONG ProcessInputString(LPSTR strInput) { char* strfield2pass = ""; ...
totallyfreeenergy
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71491
Hi All, Manny languages like C++ provides a way to generate random numbers. Like C++ provides a rand(); function to do this. But (it might be silly to ask) the...
Asad Abbas
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Oct 31, 2009
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71492
Hi All, While dealing with functions in C++ . Generally, the C++ convention is the call-by-value. An exception is where arrays are passed as arguments, Arrays...
Asad Abbas
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71493
... As far as I know, InstallShield is not included with Visual Studio. And InstallShield is a terrible installer technology. You are better off making an...
Thomas Hruska
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Oct 31, 2009
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71494
... Functions like srand() and rand() are almost always PRNGs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudorandom_number_generator These only generate sequences that...
Thomas Hruska
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Oct 31, 2009
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71495
... The Links section of the c-prog website has an extensive selection of subtopics in the areas you are interested in: ...
Thomas Hruska
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71496
... Templates can be passed by value. Using std::vector<> or Block<> would do the trick. However, depending on use, you may also consider doing a 'const &', ...
Thomas Hruska
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71497
... Where are you copying the 'strInput' string? This code seems wrong. Luciano...
Luciano Cattani
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Oct 31, 2009
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71498
thanks...
Nirav shah
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71499
... Yes, you are attempting to overwrite the constant string "" (which is just the \0 end-of-string character). You need something like: char...
johnmatthews2000
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Oct 31, 2009
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71500
... You can also cheat by enclosing the array in a structure, and passing the structure by value. Eg. (sorry, in C) instead of: void processValues(int v[]); ...
johnmatthews2000
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Oct 31, 2009
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71501
... No, they aren't. It's possible to pass by reference in C++ by using the reference operator. It is hence possible to pass an array by reference, but only...
Peter
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71502
Hii... Here is a nice tutorial which may help you in learning Port Programming in C http://bit.ly/23mSXs...
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71503
Hey all so yes basically the subject title gives it away really. Im just creating a multidimensional array made up of my own particle structure using visual...
Sam
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Nov 5, 2009
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71504
You have many options Particle *p = createParticle(); So to access to X and Y element you can access with index = y*Width + x Or you can use an unitary array...
a.geo
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Nov 5, 2009
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71505
Can somebody explain me why nesting functions are not allowed in C? Regrads Sumant Now, send attachments up to 25MB with Yahoo! India Mail. Learn how....
sumant gupta
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Nov 5, 2009
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71506
I've just posted it at Code Project and it is an open source profiler. This is the url in case you are interested : ...
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71507
... Can you explain why that level of language abstraction would be needed or useful in writing OS kernals? If not, then I think you have your answer. But when...
Peter
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71508
because the C philosophy maybe... but you can use a class hierarchy, or multiple source code files, and declare the required and general functions like...
a.geo
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71509
As I understand C, Functions must always be available to all functions equally. I assume this is what you are talking about?...
Benjamin Scott
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