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    - Debug Control Panel App? Hi: I have a cpl file for the control panel. Just wonder how do I debug it in the Vidual Studio? Which exe should I specify as the caller of this cpl? Thanks in Advance! Polaris Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282810
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    - can the member function be compared? for example, there is a class as below struct Foo { void Func1() {} void Func2() {} }; As known, &Foo::Func1 != &Foo::Func2 is right, but &Foo::Func1 < &Foo::Func2 is illegal. So std::map< void ( Foo::* )() > can not be defined. Are there some other ways to get the greater and less relationship between two member functions? Thanks! Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282807
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    - VC++ 6.0 workaround for partial specialization Hello everyone, I am working on a project on Visual C++ 6.0 and I need to port some code that uses partial specialization of class templates: #include <cstddef> #include <iostream> // Extracts the type of an object. template <class T> struct extract { typedef T type; }; // Extracts the type of an array. template <class T, std::size_t N> struct extract<T[N]> { typedef T type; }; // Primary template for object new. template <class T> struct TrackNewHelper { static T* TrackNew( T* ptr, const char* file, int line) { std::cout << "Tracking object allocation" << std::endl; return ptr; } }; // Partial specialization for array new. template <class T, std::size_t N> struct TrackNewHelper<T[N]> { static T* TrackNew( T* ptr, const char* file, int line) { std::cout << "Tracking array allocation " << std::endl; return ptr; } }; // Forwards the call to helper classes. template <class T> typename extract<T>::type* TrackNew( typename extract<T>::type* ptr, const char* file, int line ) { return TrackNewHelper<T>::TrackNew( ptr, file, line ); } #define NEW( T ) TrackNew<T>( new T, __FILE__, __LINE__ ) int main() { int * p = NEW( int ); // Calls the primary template. delete p; p = NEW( int[64] ); // Calls the partial specialization. delete [] p; return 0; } I found a hint on the internet saying that class member templates can simulate partial specialization, but unfortunately, no further information was given. Does anyone happen to know a workaround for the code above? -- Matthias Hofmann Anvil-Soft, CEO http://www.anvil-soft.com - The Creators of Toilet Tycoon http://www.anvil-soft.de - Die Macher des Klomanagers Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282799
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    - Find the MAC address of NIC when the network connection is disabled. Hi all, I need to programmatically find the MAC id of the NIC when the network connection is disabled. The scenario is like this. You have multiple NICs on your PC. Now you go the network connection applet and disable one of the connection. Now if you issue getmac command from command prompt, the mac ID of the disabled connection will not be listed. I want to get this ID programmatically. I tried some WMI methods and GetAdaptersAddresses function to no avail. Is this task possible? Thanks in advance, Shaji. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282797
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    - How can LoadLibrary fail? I have a project which attempts to load a DLL with HINSTANCE hInstance = LoadLibrary( pszPath ); where pszPath is the full path name of the DLL. Just occasionally it fails and returns NULL. It has done it for others, but just this week it happened to me for the first time, and so i was able to check one or two things. The path is correct and the DLL is there. The path name is not longer than _MAX_PATH characters. The library in question is a resource-only DLL which has one C++ function in a .cpp file which reads in its entirety: #include "stdafx.h" BOOL APIENTRY DllMain( HANDLE hModule, DWORD ul_reason_for_call, LPVOID lpReserved ) { return TRUE; } How can it fail? [In my case rebuilding the resource-only DLL made it work again, but this does not necessarily work for others with the problem, and so I need to understand what can go wrong!] A bit more detail: Immediately prior to attempting to load the DLL I do a loop using FindFirstFile() FindNextFile() [and I don't forget FileClose()] to store a collection of names of resource DLLs which are present (all of the above content), and have names of a certain form. Then I try to open each one of them, and extract a string from it with a given ID, which tells me more about it. But sometimes, just occasionally, one or more fails to open. [The calling DLL is linked dynamically with MFC and using AfxLoadLibrary() makes absolutely no difference.] Any ideas? Dave -- David Webber Author of 'Mozart the Music Processor' http://www.mozart.co.uk For discussion/support see http://www.mozart.co.uk/mozartists/mailinglist.htm Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282795
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    - Who can explain this code for me?about virtual function /////////////////////////////////////////////// // CIOMessageMap.h class __declspec(novtable) CIOMessageMap { public: virtual bool ProcessIOMessage(IOType clientIO, ClientContext* pContext, DWORD dwSize) = 0; }; #define BEGIN_IO_MSG_MAP() \ public: \ bool ProcessIOMessage(IOType clientIO, ClientContext* pContext, DWORD dwSize = 0) \ { \ bool bRet = false; #define IO_MESSAGE_HANDLER(msg, func) \ if (msg == clientIO) \ bRet = func(pContext, dwSize); #define END_IO_MSG_MAP() \ return bRet; \ } Why class CIOMessageMap should be declared by declspec(novtable)? The macros implements the member function of CIOMessageMap -- ProcessIOMessage();But in other places of project,there no any inheritances of CIOMessageMap. Who can tell me the advantages about this coding style? There are will best in detail. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282791
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    - Self deleting class Hi, Imagine: CSomeClass* c = NULL; c = new CSomeClass(); delete c; c = new CSomeClass(); delete c; So I must call delete c; to clean up memory. However, instead of doing it like so.. isn't it equally valid to make class self deleting? So, if I do this: class CSomeClass { CSomeClass(); virtual ~CSomeClass() { delete this; } } can I then simply do this? CSomeClass* c = NULL; c = new CSomeClass(); c = new CSomeClass(); What happens when I reassign the valiable to new instance? Will CSomeClass self-delete itself at that point, or when application terminates? Lisa Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282765
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    - About list::sort() in STL HI, I have a problem about list::sort() in STL (I use Visual C++ 6.0). Here is a simple example I test, which does not work. #include <iostream> #includer<list> using namespace std; int main() { list<long> L; for (long i=1;i<=479250; i++) L.push_back(i); cout<< L.size()<<endl; // give 479250 L.sort(); cout<< L.size() << endl; // give 20498;??? return 0; } Anyone can give me suggestion? Thanks, ucb Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282761
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    - Call unmanaged DLL (VS7.0) from VS6.0 Hello newsgroup, I have to make a confession first: Yes, I'm still using VC6.0 (don't bother telling me that I should download the 'free' 200* Express Edition, as I want to use MFC). Is it possible to call code from an unmanaged Dll written in VS 200[2|3|5] from VS 6.0 code? AFAIK, MS only changed the way how debug information are stored inside static libraries, but this shouldn't affect Dlls. To re-phrase the question: Has the binary layout of classes/structs changed from VS6.0 to VS 200*? Thanks in advance, Stuart Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282734
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    - Why does this cause "data abort" ? Hi imagine construction like below: class CSomeWnd { public: int m_hWnd; virtual LRESULT SomeWndProc(HWND hWnd, MSG msg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam); } CSomeWnd* g_pSomeWnd = new CSomeWnd(); g_pSomeWnd->CreateWindow( ... ); ... LRESULT GlobalWndProc(HWND hWnd, MSG msg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) { return g_pSomeWnd->SomeWndProc(hWnd,msg,lParam,wParam); } Since I can not register window class with a non-static windows procedure, I can not use a non-static member functions. So above the global static GlobalWndProc 'relays' the message to non-static SomeWndProc, so that SomeWndProc can access member variables easily. However, the above construction causes data abort exceptions. I don't understand why, but it's resolved by something like this: CSomeWnd* g_pSomeWnd = new CSomeWnd(); g_pSomeWnd->CreateWindow( ... ); SetWindowLong(g_pSomeWnd->GetSafeHwnd(), GWL_USERDATA, (LONG) this); LRESULT GlobalWndProc(HWND hWnd, MSG msg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) { CSomeWnd* pWnd = (CSomeWnd*) GetWindowLong(hWnd, GWL_USERDATA); return pWnd->SomeWndProc(hWnd,msg,lParam,wParam); } Can someone explain why this is? And.. is there a better way to implement the above? some pattern? Thanks, Lisa Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282724
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    - exception handler type match in VC8 Could someone please explain how type matching is handled by multiple catch clauses? Where is the type information stored? I know exeption handling does not use RTTI, but how is it done? Thanks. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282718
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    - Volume Shadow Copy - BackupComplete and VSS_E_BAD_STATE Hello! I'm using and testing VSS both on Xp and 2003. I use CreateVSSBackupComponents(); InitializeForBackup(); SetBackupState(); GatherWriterMetadata(); StartSnapshotSet(); AddToSnapshotSet(); PrepareForBackup(); DoSnapshotSet(); GetSnapshotProperties(); VssFreeSnapshotProperties(); BackupComplete(); Every function works well on 2003. On XP all funcions work OK but BackupComplete returns always VSS_E_BAD_STATE even when the files are succesfully copied. (using every posible installed writer). This has been tested on different XP machines and differents Service packs / patchs to exclude some bad VSS installation or something.... Anybody experimenting the same problem? Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282702
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    - function can't change a pointer's address I've suddenly become quite stupid. I'm passing a pointer to a function that can't change the pointer's address. Can someone tell me why this is happening? //I have a list of cGroup objects that I access using pointers cGroup *pg; pg=GetGroup(editPoly); //just returns a pointer to the group a polygon belongs to ChooseGroup(pg); //opens a dialog that displays the current group and allows you to choose another group //When ChooseGroup() returns pg hasn't changed! cGroup *ChooseGroup(cGroup *pg){ INT_PTR ret; if(ret=DialogBoxParam((HINSTANCE)ghInstance, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_CHOOSEGROUP), ghWnd,(DLGPROC)ChooseGroupProc, (LPARAM)pg)) //pg is passed here just to display the current group in the dialog box { //at this point pg's address is the same as was passed in the argument list //and it is the same as it was before calling this function pg=DlgGroup; //cGroup *DlgGroup is a file scope variable used to record the choice of group in ChooseGroupProc return pg; //pg's address has changed here but returns to it's previous address after exiting the function. } else return 0; } I thought I understood this stuff but it looks as though a few brain cells have gone missing. This should be simple but I can't see it. Regards, Ron Francis www.RonaldFrancis.com Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282699
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    - Apology to Jeff Relf Although there are still some things about Jeff Relf that annoy me ;), I would like to offer my sincere apology for accusing him of impolite behavior. It turns out that my newsreader has a configuration option to cause a change in subject line to be treated like a new thread, and the default was set the wrong way. He was right, I was wrong. -- Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282693
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    - Can I get some code executed while pre-compile? Hi, I have some code like this: if ( a < 99999 ) { do_something(); } Is there some way to modify it like this: #define NUMBER_OF_9 5 if ( a < (power(10,NUMBER_OF_9) - 1) ) { do_something(); } I need the power() function to be extended while pre-compile, and generate code like the first peice for compiler. Or, Is the complier smart enough to compute the exponent since the two parameter are all const? Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282688
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    - Making this non-recursive This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------090505060907010303040009 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Folks, I am in short urgent timeline to get this completed and I desperately need a good student of C/C++ computer science to assist me here. I recently found a stack overflow situation and need to correctly make the following recursive code - non-recursive, specifically the FindTreeRecord() function. I attached findtree.cpp with the C/C++ source code. I wanted to attach an example data file to work with, but it was too large for this post so I made it available at: http://beta.winserver.com/public/test/marshall.zip The main() code has an example deep record to find in the qx file. This HashTable code was designed back in 1996 by a former computer science engineer no longer with us and I guess today with larger users, with deeper nodes in the hash tree, the recursive nature of it is now revealing the stack overflow problem. The FindTreeRecord() is only used to clear specific nodes in the tree. In the zip, this cut down version simply prints out the found node. But in reality, it would clear the node and update the data file. IOW, the true goal of the function is to "Clear" the node during an update process. Some testing details: The example record search shown in the main() code, should provide 4 hits, in an unknown order: [filename] [SYSTEM] [ADDED] [FILE] If you explore this, you will see that I am passing the recursive level so it is printed with each find. You will see it will go pretty deep when a stack overflow occurs. If you put a limit like so in the FindTreeRecord() function; if (tr.Left && level<100) FindTreeRecord(h, tr.Left, qxr, level+1); if (tr.Right && level<100) FindTreeRecord(h, tr.Right, qxr, level+1); You will see that it might find some nodes but not all without the stack problem. The only issue I have is when traversing the tree recursively to find all nodes with a specfic TQXRef value. I would greatly appreciate assistance in making this function non-recursive. Thanks in Advance PS: I am going to switch to a SQL database system, but I need this fixed now until the new SQL version is available. -- HLS --------------090505060907010303040009 Content-Type: text/plain; name="findtree.cpp" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename="findtree.cpp" // // File: findtree.cpp // compile: cl findtree.cpp /W3 /GX /MD /D "_AFXDLL" // #include <stdio.h> #include <afx.h> #include <conio.h> //--------------------------- // Hash Table //--------------------------- const DWORD QXINDEX_MAXKEYLEN = 64; const DWORD QXINDEX_HASHLIMIT = 4096; const DWORD QXINDEX_LISTBLOCKSIZE = 16; union TQXRef { unsigned __int64 qword; struct { DWORD ref; DWORD area; } dword; }; struct TListRecord { DWORD Next; TQXRef Ref; }; struct TListBlock { DWORD Next; TQXRef Refs[QXINDEX_LISTBLOCKSIZE]; }; #pragma pack(1) struct TTreeRecord { DWORD Left; DWORD Right; TListRecord List; BYTE KeyLen; char Key[QXINDEX_MAXKEYLEN]; }; #pragma pack() const char *qxfn = "marshall.qx"; DWORD HashTable[QXINDEX_HASHLIMIT] = {0}; //--------------------------- // Function Prototypes //--------------------------- DWORD ReadAt(HANDLE &h, DWORD ofs, void *data, DWORD n); DWORD WriteAt(HANDLE &h, DWORD ofs, const void *data, DWORD n); BOOL FindTreeRecord(HANDLE &h, DWORD ofs, const TQXRef &qxr, int level); BOOL FindRecord(HANDLE &h, const TQXRef &qxr); BOOL FindRecord(HANDLE &h, const DWORD area, const DWORD ref); HANDLE OpenQX(const char *fn); BOOL CloseQX(HANDLE &h); //--------------------------- // Main //--------------------------- void main(char argc, char *argv[]) { HANDLE hqx = OpenQX(qxfn); if (hqx != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { try { FindRecord(hqx,569, 1195264); FindRecord(hqx,3, 10496); } catch( ... ) { printf("!! EXCEPTION: STACK OVERFLOW\n"); } CloseQX(hqx); } } DWORD ReadAt(HANDLE &h, DWORD ofs, void *data, DWORD n) { if (h == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) return 0; DWORD cpos = SetFilePointer(h, ofs, NULL, FILE_BEGIN); if (cpos != ofs) return 0; DWORD z; if (!ReadFile(h, data, n, &z, NULL)) { return 0; } return z; } DWORD WriteAt(HANDLE &h, DWORD ofs, const void *data, DWORD n) { if (h == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) return 0; SetFilePointer(h, ofs, NULL, FILE_BEGIN); DWORD z; if (!WriteFile(h, data, n, &z, NULL)) { return 0; } if (z != n) { return 0; } return z; } BOOL FindTreeRecord(HANDLE &h, DWORD ofs, const TQXRef &qxr, int level) { BOOL result = FALSE; TTreeRecord tr; if (ReadAt(h, ofs, &tr,sizeof(tr)) == 0) { printf("! Error reading ofs: %d\n",ofs); return 0; } if (tr.List.Ref.qword == qxr.qword) { printf("# lvl: %3d a: %3d r: %7d [%s]\n", level, tr.List.Ref.dword.area, tr.List.Ref.dword.ref, tr.Key); } if (tr.List.Next) { DWORD link = tr.List.Next; while (link) { TListBlock lb; if (!ReadAt(h, link,&lb,sizeof(lb))) { break; } for (DWORD i = 0; i < QXINDEX_LISTBLOCKSIZE; i++) { if (qxr.qword ==lb.Refs[i].qword) { printf("- lvl: %3d a: %3d r: %7d [%s]\n", level, lb.Refs[i].dword.area, lb.Refs[i].dword.ref, tr.Key); } } link = lb.Next; } } if (tr.Left) FindTreeRecord(h, tr.Left, qxr, level+1); if (tr.Right) FindTreeRecord(h, tr.Right, qxr, level+1); return TRUE; } BOOL FindRecord(HANDLE &h, const TQXRef &qxr) { if (ReadAt(h, 0,HashTable,sizeof(HashTable)) == 0) { return FALSE; } for (DWORD i = 0; i < QXINDEX_HASHLIMIT; i++) { DWORD ofs = HashTable[i]; if (ofs) FindTreeRecord(h, ofs, qxr, 0); } return TRUE; } BOOL FindRecord(HANDLE &h, const DWORD area, const DWORD ref) { TQXRef qxr; qxr.dword.area = area; qxr.dword.ref = ref; return FindRecord(h,qxr); } HANDLE OpenQX(const char *fn) { HANDLE h = CreateFile( fn, GENERIC_READ|GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, OPEN_ALWAYS, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL|FILE_FLAG_RANDOM_ACCESS, 0); int err = GetLastError(); if (h != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { ZeroMemory(&HashTable, sizeof(HashTable)); if (GetFileSize(h, NULL) != 0) { ReadAt(h, 0, HashTable, sizeof(HashTable)); } else { // initialize WriteAt(h, 0, HashTable, sizeof(HashTable)); } } return h; } BOOL CloseQX(HANDLE &h) { if (h != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { return CloseHandle(h); } return FALSE; } --------------090505060907010303040009-- Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? 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    - namespace std sort function not working I can seem to get sort to work. I use the using namespace std at the beginning of my program, and sort appears to be there, but when I compile my program, it says sort is not a member of namespace std. I am tryint to use sort to sort a CStringArray. Z.K. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282680
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    - unexpected public symbol in .obj for inlined function Hello, usually the compiler generates no symbol in the symbol table for an inlined member. inline int DerivedClass::function() { return 0; } But this is not the case in the following sample. (See below). where a public (external) symbol is generated. A problem occurs when the above inline function is included in 2 independent .cpp files and both .obj files are linked together (e.q. into a dll). ======== ExportTst1.cpp ======= class BaseClass { public: virtual int function() { return 123; } }; class DerivedClass : public BaseClass { public: virtual inline int function(); }; template <class Base> class TemplClass : public DerivedClass { public: int callFunction(); static inline Base & BaseOf(TemplClass<Base> const &); static Base * b; }; template <class Base> Base * TemplClass<Base>::b = 0; template <class Base> int TemplClass<Base>::callFunction() { return BaseOf(*this).Base::function(); } template <class Base> inline Base & TemplClass<Base>::BaseOf(TemplClass<Base> const &) { return *b; } inline int DerivedClass::function() { return 0; } template TemplClass<DerivedClass>; =============================== to compile: cl -W4 -nologo -D__WINDOWS__ /LD -c ExportTst1.cpp dumpbin /SYMBOLS ExportTst1.obj in a VC++ 8.0 Session. Note : The Problem flushes when the last statement template TemplClass<DerivedClass>; is removed. But i need the explizit template instantation. The original code is splitted into multiple files (the inline function are in a .inl file, the template functions are in a .c file, the classes/templates in a .hpp and the templ. instance is a client.cpp file). any ideas? -- mit freundlichen Grüßen/best regards mario semo Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282679
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    - mapped drives from service application in logon mode Hi all, How to access mapped drives along with local drives (like A:\, C:\, D:\, X:\, Y:\ and Z:\) list from VC++ 6.0 service application in logon mode without using password. If the above is not possible, with password how to do? I tried with ".\\username", "password" as 12th and 13th args of CreateService API. But, It didn't get success. Service is not registering. How to resolve this issue? -- Thanks & Regards, Alex. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282675
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    - Programmatically find the MAC ID of a disabled NIC HI all, In my project, I need to find out the MAC ID of all the NICs, including those which are disabled, on my system. How can I get this information using C/C++ code? Is there an api call or a CRT function? Can anyone help me please :) ? Thanks in advance, Shaji. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282674
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    - Debug Global Objects In VC++Express, can you debug (display) the contents of a static global object within your current context, if you have not referenced it? Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282664
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    - UTF-8 std::string to System::String^ Hi, I have a std::string which I know is UTF-8 encoded. How can I make a System::String^ from it? I tried UTF8Encoding class, but it wants a Byte array, and I don't know how to get that from a std::string. Thanks for any help! Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282653
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    - Fatloss computer program I have been using this computer program for a couple weeks now and i am very pleased with the results so far. its a software fatloss program, if your looking for a diet/weightloss plan i reccomend you check this place out first: http://fatloss9.50webs.com Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282640
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    - HP Desktop for sale! Hi, I have an unused HP Pavilion with the fallowing specs: # Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ (2.1GHz, 2000MT/s System Bus) # Memory: 2048MB PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM memory (2x1GB) (expandable to 8 GB (4 x 2 GB) (64-bit OS)/ 4 GB (4 x 1 GB) (32-bit OS)) # Hard Drive:320GB 7200RPM SATA 3G (3.0 Gb/sec) hard drive # Optical Drive: 16X DVD(+/-)R/RW 12X RAM (+/-)R DL LightScribe SATA drive # Expandable Drive Bay: HP Pocket Media Drive bay # Video Graphics: Integrated graphics # Network Interface: Integrated 10/100BaseT network interface # Sound: High Definition 8-channel audio # Fax/Modem: 56K bps data/fax modem # Operating System: Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium This is "used" but basically brand new (it has literally been on for no more than 6 total hours..) is only 1 month old.. PRICE: $425 OBO Email- pbdude911@yahoo.com Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282637
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    - Suggestions for a Rusty C++ Developer? Hi, I've been going mostly .NET and Java development for the past nine years, with the last five focused on C#. I'd like to get my feet wet a bit with Windows programming in C++, mainly to get a little more under the hood and possibly to do some Windows Mobile development, most of which seems to be geared around C++ (at least to do anything very useful). I took a semester of C++ ("Introduction to Programming in C++) in college in 1998 and did well. On a scale of one to ten, I'd consider myself probably an eight as far as C# skills go. Does anyone have any suggestions about refreshers/tutorials (on MSDN or otherwise) that I should check out? Something like "C++ for C# developers" :-) Thanks! TWP Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282632
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    - Using thread synchronization My scenario follows - one thread fills a circular buffer and some 5 other threads read the data. The other details follows- 1. All threads operate independently. 2. Certain minimum and maximum difference limit the reading index of any thread from the writing index. In other words, since the speed of all threads are not similar the logic should limit the read index from the write index by some minimum difference and also by some maximum one. 3. I uses critical sections to ensure exclusive access to the buffer and it works fine. 4. I still have to use some synchronization mechanizm that controls the indexing difference between read and write threads(as described in 2) but I can't do it with Critical Section alone. I'm stack with the question which and how mechanisms of thread synchronization should I use(events, semaphores etc...) Can someone advise pleas? Regards Mark Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282631
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    - Using a Windows DLL in Delphi Hello! Sorry for the (kind off OT), but I'm trying to translate the headers for vssapi.dll to use the dll with Delphi. Almost everything is fine and dandy, but when trying to use "CreateVssBackupComponents", I see that the MSDN entry indicates that the function is exported as "CreateVssBackupComponentsInternal". This is true in the Vista version of the dll. In older versions (Xp and 2003) the funnction was exported as "?CreateVssBackupComponents@@YGJPAPAVIVssBackupComponents@@@Z" In vista the function is ALSo present with that name. Is it "safe" to use GetProcedure Address with that long name, seeing that the name has not changes in all three versions (only a new alias was added)? I know nobody can be 100% sure, but is this a safe guess? Why are there a lot of exported function in this dll with those unfriendly names? If not an API supposed to be clear? Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282620
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    - Order of Evaluation in Assignments Can I rely on the right hand side of a deep copy assignment being evaluated before the memory on the left hand side is released and reallocated ? In the following example, will the assignment A = A.Increment() work for all compilers ? #include <stdlib.h> class IntegerArray { public: IntegerArray(); IntegerArray(int length); IntegerArray(const IntegerArray & rhs); IntegerArray operator=(const IntegerArray & rhs); ~IntegerArray(); int GetLength() const; int GetInteger(int k) const; void SetInteger(int k,int entry); IntegerArray Increment() const; static int * intvec(int length); static void del_intvec(int * q,int length); private: int * itsInteger; // array of integers indexed from zero int itsLength; // length of array }; int main() { IntegerArray A(5); for (int j = 0; j < A.GetLength(); ++j) A.SetInteger(j,1); // is this guaranteed to work for all compilers ? A = A.Increment(); for (j = 0; j < A.GetLength(); ++j) printf(" Entry %d is %d.\n",j,A.GetInteger(j)); return 0; } IntegerArray IntegerArray::Increment() const { IntegerArray dummy(itsLength); for (int j = 0; j < itsLength; ++j) dummy.SetInteger(j,itsInteger[j]+1); return dummy; } IntegerArray::IntegerArray() : itsInteger(0), itsLength(0) { } IntegerArray::IntegerArray(int length) : itsLength(length) { // entries uninitialised itsInteger = (itsLength > 0) ? intvec(itsLength) : 0; } IntegerArray::IntegerArray(const IntegerArray & rhs) : itsLength(rhs.GetLength()) { // copy constructor itsInteger = (itsLength > 0) ? intvec(itsLength) : 0; for (int j = 0; j < itsLength; ++j) itsInteger[j] = rhs.GetInteger(j); } IntegerArray IntegerArray::operator=(const IntegerArray & rhs) { // assignment (deep copy) if (this == &rhs) return *this; if (itsInteger != 0) { // release memory del_intvec(itsInteger,itsLength); itsInteger = 0; } itsLength = rhs.GetLength(); // allocate memory itsInteger = (itsLength > 0) ? intvec(itsLength) : 0; for (int j = 0; j < itsLength; ++j) itsInteger[j] = rhs.GetInteger(j); return *this; } IntegerArray::~IntegerArray() { if (itsInteger != 0) del_intvec(itsInteger,itsLength); } int IntegerArray::GetLength() const { return itsLength; } int IntegerArray::GetInteger(int j) const { if (j < 0 || j >= itsLength) { printf(" Index out of range : IntegerArray::GetInteger.\n"); exit(1); } return itsInteger[j]; } void IntegerArray::SetInteger(int j,int entry) { if (j < 0 || j >= itsLength) { printf(" Index out of range : IntegerArray::SetInteger.\n"); exit(1); } itsInteger[j] = entry; } int * IntegerArray::intvec(int length) { return (new int[length]); // array of integers } void IntegerArray::del_intvec(int * q,int length) { delete [] q; // delete array of integers } Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282610
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    - Link Error for Parent class's default copy constructor I'm migrating VC++ 6.0 project to VC++ 2005 SP1 env and getting the linker error. The DLL I'm building has many classes and about 3-4 level deep hierarchy. The link error LNK2001 I get from a subclass's obj file is about missing root classes's default copy constructor - BaseClass::BaseClass(class BaseClass const &). No compiler error. Project compiles OK with VC++ 6.0. Wondering if any one has any suggestion where to look for error. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282597
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    - recognize .Net controls properly and get infos/styles/properties In a Win32 project Is there a way to get infos/styles/properties for .Net GUI controls ? When using Spy++ and pointing to a .Net Checkbox (WindowsForms10.BUTTON.app.0.378734a) it return no styles like BS_CHECKED, BS_RADIOBUTTON, BS_CHECKBOX,BS_GROUPBOX. My application is similar to Spy++ ...how can I know if the window WindowsForms10.BUTTON.app.0.378734a is a button, a checkbox or something else?? How can I know the button state (Checked or not checked) since there is no BS_CHECKED for a .NET control ??? When looking under the style tab of Spy++ for a .Net checkbox we can see a 0000000B style (unknown style)....Maybe this will point to a solution? Is Win32 is appropriate appropriate to do a ".Net" spy++ ?? Is a managed application will offers more information on .net controls? Thanks, i really need help on this. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282594
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    - Pimpl idiom without dynamic memory allocation Hello! I have just discovered a way to use the private implementation idiom (pimpl), without the overhead of dynamic memory allocation. For those of you who don't know what this is, Wikipedia has a nice article you can read. Anyway, I discovered that if you make all members in the implementation class mutable, you can in fact use this idiom without any "unnecessary" memory allocation. Here's a minimal example of the method: // In the header of your class called Line #include <string> class Line { public: Line(const std::string& name); const std::string& GetName() const; void SetName(const std::string& s); private: // Private implementation idiom: // all member variables are hidden in this class class LineImpl; const LineImpl& m_pimpl; // normally a non-const pointer }; // and in your implementation file: #include "Line.h" // Here we define the class with the member variables class Line::LineImpl { public: LineImpl(const std::string& s) : m_s(s) {} // all methods need to be const here const std::string& GetName() const { return m_s; } void SetName(const std::string& s) const { m_s = s; } private: mutable std::string m_s; // the trick! all members are mutable }; // create the pimpl instance without using new Line::Line(const std::string& s) : m_pimpl(LineImpl(s)) {} // forward all member functions to the private implementation const std::string& Line::GetName() const { return m_pimpl.GetName(); } void Line::SetName(const std::string& s) { m_pimpl.SetName(s); } Ok experts, what do you all think? This method sacrifies const-correctness for some extra speed. Is it worth it? -- Daniel Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282592
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    - Specify Volume Serial Number when writing Joliet CD Hi there, I know this isn't a 100% relevant group, but unfortunately being palmed onto the device.drivers forum resulted in me being palmed onto another optical specialist MSN group which doesn't see much activity and hasn't resulted in any replies as yet. I'm writing a Data CD using IMAPI and would like to be able to force the volume serial number to a specific value when burning, how can I achieve this? Many thanks in advance. Nick. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282583
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    - Winsock select timeout Hi, i'm communicating with more than 40 serial devices connected thru' an serial hub. the pc has to communicate thru' UDP to the serial hub. since the response is quite sensitve, ( the application has to timeout within 100msec) we are using "select" call with timeout. There are around 100 threads that are parallely polling all the 40 devices on the serial hub. I noticed that the select call is timingout i.e. returning 0 eventhough there is socket in the buffer..does this mean that the timer got expired when that thread is in the sleep state (i.e. some other thread is running) and later when the thread resumes, it is just returning the previous state... I'm running this application on a 2.66G Pentium PC..will the context switching be an issue at all here. i dont see this problem if the number of threads is reduced...,meaning less context switching. thanks Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282579
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    - add application to firewall exception list on windows server 2003 Enterprise edition Hi , I am trying to add my application in the windows firewall exception list using vc++.I am using iNetFwMgr object to add application in exceptionlist with coCreateInstance functions. This works fine on windows XP and windows vista but when i am running my application on windows server 2003 enterprise edition. it is not adding my application in firewall exception list. Can anybody help me for that?what could be the problem? Regards, R2. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282578
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    - fonts related query Hi, Is there any way to read the font matrices such as font name, font height, font height in twips from the font file? Regards, Ganesh Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282574
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    - create firewall interface "INetFwMgr interface" using CoCreateInstance failed on window server 2003 I am trying to create a interface of firewall using "INetFwMgr interface" with CoCreateInstance function on window server 2003 but it failed with give me error ERROR_SXS_KEY_NOT_FOUND means. "The requested lookup key was not found in any active activation context". i am not understand the what this error indicate, where i am wrong... please help me.. But the same code is running fine on all other operating system like xp, vista.... Code sample:: hr=CoCreateInstance(__uuidof(NetFwMgr), NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER, __uuidof(INetFwMgr), (void **)&fwMgr); create instance Failed with error ERROR_SXS_KEY_NOT_FOUND on window server 2003... If any idea then help me... Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282568
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    - How to get code page from current language input method? Hi there, In my application, I need to get the code page for current IME device. For example, if user selected Chinese in language bar, and keyed in Chinese characters, I need to get code page 936 so I could translate the got key code, which is in unicode. into double byte character set. And if user uses Polish input method, my application should get 1250 as the code page. I am using _getmbcp() to get code page for current locale, but not accurate if the locale is English, but user is inputting other languages. Any idea how to get the code page? Thanks lot, Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282550
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    - A solution to warning C4251 - class needs to have dll-interface...? The following piece of code usually triggers warning C4251: 'MyClass::m_object' : class 'ThirdPartyTemplate<T>' needs to have dll-interface to be used by clients of class 'MyClass': template <typename T> class ThirdPartyTemplate { public: // Constructor. ThirdPartyTemplate() {} }; class __declspec(dllexport) MyClass { ThirdPartyTemplate<int> m_object; // warning C4251! }; Is there really anything wrong about it? Here at LKEB (www.lkeb.nl), we often get this kind of warning, when using Boost or STL. Now it appears that one can get rid of the warning, by wrapping the ThirdPartyTemplate<int> object inside a simple struct: struct WrapperStruct { ThirdPartyTemplate<int> wrappedObject; }; class __declspec(dllexport) MyClassWithoutWarning { WrapperStruct m_wrapper; // No warning! :-) }; Does this approach really solve the problem, or does it only hide the message? Kind regards, -- Niels Dekker http://www.xs4all.nl/~nd/dekkerware Scientific programmer at LKEB, Leiden University Medical Center Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282546
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    - __forceinline and SSE bug in VS2005? At the bottom of this message is an example of what I believe is a bug in the behavior of __forceinline when used with SSE intrinsics in Visual Studio 2005. The summary is it seems that when __forceinline is used on functions that contain SSE intrinsics, the functions are not inlined after a very small depth (something under 10 levels of functions). If __forceinline is replaced with __inline, the functions are all inlined. From what I've read, there is no way __forceinline should cause less inlining than __inline, but that's the behavior I'm seeing. Also, if the SSE intrinsics are replaced with regular C, the problem goes away as well. I know the functions don't get inlined by warning 4714 which gets raised on level 4 (not level 1 as MSDN seems to suggest), and by examining the assembly which clearly shows function calls. In the code below, the template parameter to the inlinetest function determines how many levels of function calls there are before the call to vset, which contains the SSE intrinsics. On my system, only very small numbers (around 5) will successfully be inlined - there's some ambiguity because the exact value has changed a few times and I'm not sure why. Replacing __forceinline with __inline or changing vset to not use intrinsics successfully inlines for much larger numbers (I've tested with 100). If anyone has any input on this problem - something I'm doing wrong or ways to proceed, I'd appreciate it very much. Thanks, -stephen diverdi -stephen.diverdi@gmail.com #include <stdio.h> #include <intrin.h> #define FORCEINLINE __forceinline FORCEINLINE void vset ( float * const _a, float x ) { #if 1 __m128 &a = *( __m128 * )_a; a = _mm_set1_ps( x ); #else for( int i = 0 ; i < 4 ; ++i ) _a[ i ] = x; #endif } template < int N > FORCEINLINE void inlinetest ( float * const a, int i ) { return inlinetest< N - 1 >( a, i + 1 ); } template < > FORCEINLINE void inlinetest< 1 > ( float * const a, int i ) { vset( a, ( float )i ); } int main () { float a[ 4 ]; inlinetest< 100 >( a, 0 ); fprintf( stderr, "%f\n", a[ 0 ] ); getc( stdin ); return 0; } Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282544
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    - Writing to stdin inside an c commandline Application Hello, Does Anybody know (or has an idea) how to Write to stdin stream inside an c Commandline Application? I tried : fprintf( stdin, "STRING" ); which did not work (returned -1 ; error) -- regards, Gerd Keller Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282543
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    - typeid comparision does not work inside macro I have two functions return a type_info. I used them to see if a class is of a specifed type. const type_info& MyOtherClass::desc() {return typeid( MyOtherClass() );}; and /*static*/const type_info& MyOtherClass::isA() const {return typeid(*this);} If i put them in the code straight up it works. I find that a class is of the same knd as itself. But if i put them in a macro the two return different typeIds for the same class. it worked perfect in VS.net (2002). What im i missing?? I can supply a minimal project to show my problem. /Matt Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282541
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    - Loading mulitple versions of a DLL Hi all I have a dll, the source code of which is in C++. I want to be able to load two versions of the dll at the same time. The second version of the dll has some changes to the C++ code. I know that Windows does not allow loading mulitple versions of dlls with the same name, so is there a work around? I know that the 'hacky' way to get around this is to change the name of the dll. But I do not want to do this. I was thinking of using assemblies, but I am not sure how to create one. Does anyone know how to use assemblies or is there something better? Thanks in advance Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282506
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    - vs 8 bug ? Hi Forum, I have some disassembly to post which I think indicates a bug ... if not, then hopefully one of the gurus here can tell me what I'm doing wrong ... The scenario here is a .exe making a call to a __declspec( dllexport ) declared c function ... both projects are configured for _cdecl linkage ... What follows are two dissambly blocks, the first with the ** alleged ** bug, and the second with what seems to ** fix ** the alleged bug ... ------------------------ "bad" code block ------------------------------------------ pApuUpdateHWclock(fCurrentSimulationTime); 00401266 83 EC 08 sub esp,8 00401269 DD 45 A8 fld qword ptr [ebp-58h] 0040126C DD 1C 24 fstp qword ptr [esp] 0040126F FF 15 E8 D4 47 00 call dword ptr [_pApuUpdateHWclock (47D4E8h)] // __asm nop _pApuFubar(x); 00401275 DD 45 E0 fld qword ptr [ebp-20h] 00401278 DD 1C 24 fstp qword ptr [esp] . . . --------------------------------"good" code block -------------------- pApuUpdateHWclock(fCurrentSimulationTime); 00401266 83 EC 08 sub esp,8 00401269 DD 45 A8 fld qword ptr [ebp-58h] 0040126C DD 1C 24 fstp qword ptr [esp] 0040126F FF 15 E8 D4 47 00 call dword ptr [_pApuUpdateHWclock (47D4E8h)] 00401275 83 C4 08 add esp,8 __asm nop 00401278 90 nop _pApuFubar(x); 00401279 83 EC 08 sub esp,8 0040127C DD 45 E0 fld qword ptr [ebp-20h] . . . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So, obviously, inserting a nop into the instruction stream has "corrected" the stack cleanup issue ... What gives , gurus ? Best Regards , gordon Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282488
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    - Determine windows Control types (win32) Hi, In a win32 project what is the best way to detect the control type just be using the handle (or using any other way.. Ex: I want to know if my object (hwnd) is one of the following windows control types : Animation Button ComboBox ComboBoxEx Date and Time Picker Drag List Box Edit Control Flat Scroll Bar Header Control Hot Key Image Lists IP Address Control List Box List View Month Calendar Pager Progress Bar Property Sheet Rebar Rich Edit Scroll Bar Static Control Status Bar SysLink Tab Task Dialog Toolbar ToolTip Trackbar Tree View Up-Down Control I try GetClassInfos, window style, extended style and other things...but it's always look "generic" and incomplete (no tab, treeview, status bar, etc..) Thanks!. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282479
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    - Determine windows Control types (win32) Hi, In a win32 project what is the best way to detect the control type just be using the handle (or using any other way.. Ex: I want to know if my object (hwnd) is one of the following windows control types : Animation Button ComboBox ComboBoxEx Date and Time Picker Drag List Box Edit Control Flat Scroll Bar Header Control Hot Key Image Lists IP Address Control List Box List View Month Calendar Pager Progress Bar Property Sheet Rebar Rich Edit Scroll Bar Static Control Status Bar SysLink Tab Task Dialog Toolbar ToolTip Trackbar Tree View Up-Down Control I try GetClassInfos, window style, extended style and other things...but it's always look "generic" and incomplete (no tab, treeview, status bar, etc..) Thanks!. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282478
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    - C2986 C2784 could not deduce template argument. So given this header. template < QSTYPE type, typename T, template <typename ELEM, typename = std::allocator<ELEM> > class CONT > CONT<T> quicksort(CONT<T>); // inside the main file. // I decided a function that takes vector of integer and returns a vector of integer. typedef boost::function<std::vector<int>(std::vector<int>)> sortfunc; // create a function list to hold the sorting function. // bunch of number include. #include <boost/assign/std/vector.hpp> std::vector<sortfunc> function_list; using boost::assign::operator+=; std::vector<sortfunc> function_list; // quicksort random function_list += (&algocpw::quicksort<algocpw::QSTYPE(algocpw::RANDOM), int, std::vector>), // quicksort median (&algocpw::quicksort<algocpw::QSTYPE(algocpw::MEDIAN), int, std::vector>), // quicksort mediantriple (&algocpw::quicksort<algocpw::QSTYPE(algocpw::MEDIANTRIPLE), int, std::vector>), // merge sort (&algocpw::mergesort<int, std::vector>), // heap sort (&algocpw::heapsort<int, std::vector>), // selection sort (&algocpw::selection_sort<int, std::vector>), // standard sort (&algocpw::standard_sort<int, std::vector>); I get the following errors. ./cs512/c++/sortingMain.cpp(63) : error C2896: 'boost::assign::list_inserter<boost::assign_detail::call_push_back<std::vector<_Ty,_Alloc>>,V> boost::assign::operator +=(std::vector<_Ty,_Alloc> &,V2)' : cannot use function template 'CONT<T> algocpw::mergesort(CONT<T>)' as a function argument c:\cpw\msvc\cs512\c++\def\../sortingAlgo.hpp(32) : see declaration of 'algocpw::mergesort' ./cs512/c++/sortingMain.cpp(63) : error C2784: 'boost::assign::list_inserter<boost::assign_detail::call_push_back<std::deque<T,Allocator>>,V> boost::assign::operator +=(std::deque<T,Allocator> &,V2)' : could not deduce template argument for 'std::deque<T,Allocator> &' from 'std::vector<_Ty>' with [ _Ty=sortfunc ] Where did "deque" come from.. i never included deque. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282472
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    - Removing 1 character from the end of file using file streams Using std::ofstream (std::fstream, or std::filebuf), is there a way just to remove one character from the end of file (trailing '\n', for example) without copying it into a new file? Thank you. Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282470
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    - Its been a long time! Hello to all! I don't know if any of you guys remember me, I sure remember some of you. And you were great help on the questions that I posted on this newsgroup a year and a half ago. I was the fellow reading the petzold book and testing its programs in VC++! I got to the point where I was coding, classes, structures, objects and using API functions within VC++ (Fun stuff!). Bummer I had to put all that aside to carry on with electronics and processors which I programmed in C since this was a priority to my project. As you may guess, after a year and a half without touching VC++ I am quite rusty but would probably take me a a month or two of review and I would probably be up to par from where I left off. I have posted this question about two years ago, and since technology evolves every day, I figure I would ask it again in this post. At this point should I continue with VC++ (this would mean reviewing all that I had leanrt plus learning new stuff like STL and the rest of the 800 pages in Petzold's book) or jump straight into .NET? With regards Robert Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282464
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    - A more serious bug MSVC has some more problems with covariance. This one is much more of a showstopper than my previous bug. The following code compiles without warning on Comeau and g++. template<class T> class M; struct V { virtual V *vf(); }; struct A : virtual V { A *vf(); }; struct B : virtual V { B *vf(); }; struct D : A, B { D *vf() = 0; }; In Visual Studio 2005, it gives: error C2250: 'D' : ambiguous inheritance of 'A *V::vf(void)' Tag: Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? Tag: 282463

Hello,

I'm using VS2005 Pro on WinXP. I'd like to disable C language extensions,
such as allowing dollar signs in identifiers and allowing C++ style comments.
When I set the /Za switch in the IDE project properties it rejects these
extensions, as desired. However, when I use the command line compiler it
ignores /Za. Here's a sample command line (whose arguments/switches I copied
directly from the IDE, minus the debug file stuff):

cl /Od /D "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_VC80_UPGRADE=0x0710" /D
"_MBCS" /Gm /EHsc /RTC1 /MTd /Za /W4 /nologo /c /Wp64 /ZI /TP
/errorReport:prompt MyProgram.c

Thanks,
Ray Mitchell

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RE: MY MISTAKE! - Command line C compiler ignores /Za switch? by RayMitchell_NOSPAM_

RayMitchell_NOSPAM_
Thu Oct 25 17:29:01 PDT 2007

"Ray Mitchell" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm using VS2005 Pro on WinXP. I'd like to disable C language extensions,
> such as allowing dollar signs in identifiers and allowing C++ style comments.
> When I set the /Za switch in the IDE project properties it rejects these
> extensions, as desired. However, when I use the command line compiler it
> ignores /Za. Here's a sample command line (whose arguments/switches I copied
> directly from the IDE, minus the debug file stuff):
>
> cl /Od /D "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_VC80_UPGRADE=0x0710" /D
> "_MBCS" /Gm /EHsc /RTC1 /MTd /Za /W4 /nologo /c /Wp64 /ZI /TP
> /errorReport:prompt MyProgram.c
>
>
> Thanks,
> Ray Mitchell

Sorry, but I didn't notice that the /TP got in there somehow! Thanks
anyway! Ray

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