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 - USB Interface & disconnection notice?? Is there a way to detect a USB disconnection from within code? We have a USB->Serial adapter for serial communication. We have drivers that were written for serial ports. When we unplug and reconnect the Serial side, things pick up where they left off in code. When we unplug the USB side from the PC, the our driver stops working. I'm thinking its because the USB port loads/unloads the correct driver depending on what device connects to it. But in our case, its a cable emulating a serial port. Any ideas on how to detect the disconnect from code? It seems that if we can detect the disconnection, we can simply unload/load our DLL and things should work correctly. All ideas are greatly appreciated. TIA. -C Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220636
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 - mystical warning with += Hi The following code gives me a mystical warning when compiled with Level 4 (/W4) warnings on in VisualStudio .NET 2003. I cant understande why. Tested it with Comeau online (http://www.comeaucomputing.com/tryitout/) and it gives me no warnings. Can someone explain this ??? /David typedef unsigned char BYTE; typedef unsigned short WORD; int main() { WORD Checksum1=0; WORD Checksum2=0; BYTE* Buffer=new BYTE[10]; for (int i=0; i!=10; ++i) { Buffer[i]=4; } for (int i=0; i!=10; ++i) { Checksum1+=Buffer[i]; // warning Checksum2=Checksum2+Buffer[i]; // OK } } warning C4244: '+=' : conversion from 'int' to 'WORD', possible loss of data Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220630
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 - Directory size Other than getting the size of individual files and adding them is there a way to get the total size of the directory's content? Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220626
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 - Is this syntax ok? Hello all What is the difference between Method 1 and Method 2 below? Is Method 2 safe to use? typedef short Word; typedef unsigned char Char; int nAllocSize = large number; //Method 1 crashes in my machine for large nAllocSize Word* pShort = (Word*)malloc(nAllocSize*sizeof(Word)); //Method 2 seems ok even if nAllocSize is large Word* pShort; Char* pChar = (Char*)malloc(nAllocSize*sizeof(Char)*2); pShort = (Word*)pChar; Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220619
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 - AUTOEXP.DAT C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDev98\Bin\AUTOEXP.DAT ; AutoExp.Dat - templates for automaticially expanding data ; Copyright(c) 1997 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. ;--------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; While debugging, Data Tips and items in the Watch and Variable ; windows are automatically expanded to show their most important ; elements. The expansion follows the format given by the rules ; in this file. You can add rules for your types or change the ; predefined rules. Whether typecasting, use of indirection operator (*) or address-of operator (&) is supported in AutoExp.dat file? We can use it in watch window but we have to change the variable name. If we can make it in AutoExp.dat file then we just have to move the mouse pointer over the variable and it will show up its value. For example we have an expression similar to this: (wchar_t*)(*((long*)((variable).m_pbaseString)+1)),su Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220616
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 - ansi c compilation How do i get the strictest ansi-compilation on vs 6.0? It should be what correspends as closely to gcc -wall -pedantic -ansi as possible, thx. /Michael Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220613
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 - why timer not fired in console application? Hi, all, I created one timer in one console application, and this timer associated with one timer-function. This console application also printed some string at console screen. Now the problem is that the timer funcion never fired though the timer was really created successfully because the timer ID was valid. But if I created one separate thread and created the timer within this thread, then all things OK. Why? We shouldn't create timer in console thread that interacts with user? Any one could answer me? Thanks. aling -- Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220610
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 - why timer not fired in console application? Hi, all, I created one timer in one console application, and this timer associated with one timer-function. This console application also printed some string at console screen. Now the problem is that the timer funcion never fired though the timer was really created successfully because the timer ID was valid. But if I created one separate thread and created the timer within this thread, then all things OK. Why? We shouldn't create timer in console thread that interacts with user? Any one could answer me? Thanks. aling -- Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220609
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 - How to compile large programs like emacs in /CLR mode? I want to try to compile emacs using /CLR. If I have 5 dozen different source code modules does this necessarily translate to 5 dozen different DLLs? What does 5 dozen different dlls do to image activation time? Presently emacs compiles with MSVC6. The makefile first compiles and links a program called temacs.exe. Then it runs a program called addsection that edits the executable program to add a new section. Then the newly edited temacs.exe loads and compiles a b(l)oat load of lisp programs which then writes the compiled pCode to the section created by program addsection and then writes a new executable with the compiled lisp code now in the executable. Whew! That is amazing! What is even more amazing is also works with the gcc compile on windows and linux and dozens of other OSes. So how would you alter the makefile compile with /CLR for Win2K? Would you rewrite the lisp virtual machine to use the .NET VM and rewrite the lisp compiler to produce MSIL and save the MSIL in dlls? Uggghhh... Is there not an easier way? Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220604
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 - How to retrieve an executable's build date? Hello: I would like to add the date my EXE file was built (i.e. created) to the About box. I thought I had it solved with the code snippet at the end of this e-mail, but I just found out today that it does not work on Windows 98. Namely, the call to FindFile() returns FALSE; Any ideas. TIA. Michael CString CMyApp::GetExecutableDateStamp(strWorkingDir) { CString strError = ""; CString strFile = ""; CString strMsg; FileFind fileFind; strFile.Format("%s\\AB2000.exe", strWorkingDir); if(!fileFind.FindFile(strFile)) { strFile.Format("%s\\Release\\MyApp.exe", m_strWorkingDir); if(!fileFind.FindFile(strFile)) { strMsg.Format("%s\n\n%s\n\n%s", "Problem getting the date-stamp for MyApp.", "Unable to access the file at:", strFile); AfxMessageBox(strMsg); return strError; } } CFile appFile(strFile, 0); CFileStatus status; VERIFY(appFile.GetStatus(status)); CString strDateStamp; strDateStamp.Format("%d-%d-%d %02d:%02d", status.m_mtime.GetMonth(), status.m_mtime.GetDay(), status.m_mtime.GetYear(), status.m_mtime.GetHour(), status.m_mtime.GetMinute()); return strDateStamp; } Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220598
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 - Try on this update from MS --frqlsxuwtkzxkbbp Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="jiiltdrghi"; type="multipart/alternative" --jiiltdrghi Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="ayanisdbgqbtapr" --ayanisdbgqbtapr Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Microsoft User this is the latest version of security update, the "November 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which fixes all known security vulnerabilities affecting MS Internet Explorer, MS Outlook and MS Outlook Express as well as three newly discovered vulnerabilities. Install now to protect your computer from these vulnerabilities. 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 - Could memory corruption cause R6025? I'm getting intermittent R6025 (pure virtual function call) errors. I've followed the instructions given by microsoft and added implementations for all abstract functions and included a DebugBreak() statement. However, I continue to get the errors. My code makes use of DX9, but no other libraries. I've checked for memory leaks with a couple of different tools, but after patching up a few, the problem remained. So, the question is, what is giving me R6025? My DebugBreak() statements never get hit and I find it unlikely that my standard use of the DirectX library would throw these errors. All I can think of at this point is that it's a memory/stack corruption. Since it's intermittent, I can't place any breakpoints locate the problem. I've tried to look for memory corruption using Software Verify's Memory Validator, but when I try to run it with the tool, my app crashes. Any ideas? Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220590
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 - map fails in destructor Hi all, I have a class that looks like: typedef map<Node*,Node*> NodeMap; class Component { NodeMap inputMap; NodeMap outputMap; Node* node; public: Component(); ~Component() }; In the destructor I delete node and the rest is done by the compiler. The funny part is that ~Component() fails with the following stack : ------------------------------------------------------------------------ std::_Tree<std::_Tmap_traits<Node *,Node *,std::less<Node *>,std::allocator<std::pair<Node * const,Node *> >,0> >::begin() C++ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ std::_Tree<std::_Tmap_traits<Node *,Node *,std::less<Node *>,std::allocator<std::pair<Node * const,Node *> >,0> >::_Tidy() C++ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ std::_Tree<std::_Tmap_traits<Node *,Node *,std::less<Node *>,std::allocator<std::pair<Node * const,Node *> >,0> >::~_Tree<std::_Tmap_traits<Node *,Node *,std::less<Node *>,std::allocator<std::pair<Node * const,Node *> >,0> >() C++ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ std::map<Node *,Node *,std::less<Node *>,std::allocator<std::pair<Node * const,Node *> > >::~map<Node *,Node *,std::less<Node *>,std::allocator<std::pair<Node * const,Node *> > >() C++ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Component::~Component() C++ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ and I don't really understand why. All that I do with inputMap and outputMap are some inserts. However if I switch to STLport I don't see the problem. Any ideas? I'm thinking memory corruption but not sure.... Nick Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220580
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 - Question on _access() ... Hi, I want to use _access() to check existence of a file or dir. My question is, is _access() able to distinguish a file or a dir input? For example, if I input "C:\temp\myone", can _access() tell me if it's a file or dir? How to do it? I am using it to help me validate a user input, my program needs to know if the user input is an existing file or dir. Thanks, Peter Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220562
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 - InternetReadFile stuffing up downloaded files When I download the files using InternetReadFile, they seem to lose the formating all the spaces gets removed, and thus I can't open the file. Here is the file (it a doc fie) ________ ÑØ?ñ > ç? ¬ ___________ Using InternetReadFile it makes the file like this.. ___________ ÑØ?ñ applied to subsequent systems, and is crucial to a software organization's business strategy. The Software A... _____ it removing so much of the formatting I am saving the internet files like this ____________- std::string m_strContents1sdp; if ( hFile2 ) { CHAR buffersdp1[1024]; DWORD dwReadsdp1; while ( InternetReadFile( hFile2, buffersdp1, 1023, &dwReadsdp1 ) )\ { if ( dwReadsdp1 == 0 ) break; buffersdp1[dwReadsdp1] = 0; m_strContents1sdp += buffersdp1; } InternetCloseHandle( hFile2 ); } //outsdp.open(filename.c_str(), ios::out | ios::binary); outsdp.open(filename.c_str()); outsdp << m_strContents1sdp << endl; outsdp.close(); _____________________- Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220555
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 - Quiestion on LDAP and CertOpenStore Hello, I would like to initialize the store with certificates from the results of the query specified by a LDAP URL using CertOpenStore with the first parameter pszStoreProvider set to CERT_STORE_PROV_LDAP. What are the necessary steps prior to this call ? For example, how would I specifiy the URL and the port of the LDAP server?. Do I need initialize the ldap by calling ldap_init ?. How do I need to format the pvPara parameter? I have looked at the sample program "Retrieving and Issued Certificate from the Active Directory" at the microsoft's website and it does not provide me with enough details. Thank You! Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220551
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 - Execute CreateProcess() with default values Hi, Friends, I want to use "CreateProcess()" to open a new file in NotePad.exe with default strings like <warehouse> <store></store> </warehouse> How can I achieve that? I tried: CString cmdargs; cmdargs = "c:\\winnt\notepad.exe c:\temp\storage.xml <warehouse><store></store></warehouse>" Unfortunately, it only opened an empty file. Any workaround? Thanks a lot. Tony Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220547
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 - Getting the Active process handle amount Hi, How the Amount of handles aquiered by a certain process can be queried? I didn't find any API that provide this kind of information.... I cant use 'GetProcessHandleCount' as it is only supported on windows XP SP1. How can I achive the functionality of 'GetProcessHandleCount' on platforms other then WinXP ??? Thanks, Nadav. Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220542
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 - Save Function to file hi is it possible to save a function as binary data to a file ? ex : void F(int x) { //scope operations only } The body of the function would not contain or require any pointers to outside objects or variables. The idea would be to override the data of the function , at run time with the data from a file. tx Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220525
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 - XP styles & themes 2 A shell (context menu) extension in XP displays a dialog. The dialog is displayed in the old Windows style (not in XP style). I tried to put a manifest into the shl ext .dll's resource, but it doesn't work. When I use the MANIFEST_RESOURCE_ID 2 as suggested in the help file, the dll cannot be loaded. LoadLibrary fails with error 14001. "This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem." what am I doing wrong? thanks in advance. Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220523
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 - multiple word problem Hello, I'm writing a program, but I've got a question. I wrote a simple program that explains my problem. First you must give in an integer and next you must give a string containing multiple words. If I put an integer in my variable that is okay, but I have to hit enter twice instead of once for my string. Is there someone who knows how I can solve this problem ? Thanks, Giovanni Noppe, noppe.g@wanadoo.be //////////////////////////////////////////////////// #include <string> #include <iostream> using namespace std; void main() { int getal; string zin; cout<<"Integer : "; cin>>getal; cin.ignore(255,'\n'); cin.clear(); cout<<"String : "; getline(cin,zin); cout<<"\n\n\n"; cout<<getal<<endl; cout<<zin; } //////////////////////////////////////////////////// Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220519
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 - Exporting a Template Function from a DLL I have a function which I have templatised to work for different data types :- template <class T> void DDX_Text_Units( CWnd* thisDialog, CDataExchange* pDX, CUnitEdit& EditControlVariable, T& EditBoxNumber, int nIDC, int conversionType )... I want to make these functions available to a large number of different projects. Currently this is done by using a DLL, so I have tried placing the function in the DLL. I have tried many different ways to export this function from the DLL, all without success. I tried to follow the MSDN HOWTO 168958 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx? scid=http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/q 168/9/58.asp&NoWebContent=1 However, I still couldn't get the non-dll code to run the templatised routine (although the code compiles and runs OK - it just ignores the routine call). Here is the code I have tried in the EXPORT.H header :- //disable warnings on extern before template instantiation #pragma warning (disable : 4231) // Provide the storage class specifier (extern for an .exe file, null // for DLL) and the __declspec specifier (dllimport for .an .exe file, // dllexport for DLL). // You must define EXP_STL when compiling the DLL. // You can now use this header file in both the .exe file and DLL - a // much safer means of using common declarations than two different // header files. #ifdef EXP_STL # define DECLSPECIFIER __declspec(dllexport) # define EXPIMP_TEMPLATE #else # define DECLSPECIFIER __declspec(dllimport) # define EXPIMP_TEMPLATE extern #endif // Instantiate template functions DDX_Text_Units<double> and DDX_Text_Units<float> // Need to export all template instances EXPLICITELY. // This code exports them from the DLL and imports them into the .exe file. EXPIMP_TEMPLATE template DECLSPECIFIER void DDX_Text_Units (CWnd*, CDataExchange*, CUnitEdit&, double&, int, int); Please note, I have tried all sorts of export declarations, e.g. template<class T>, DDX_Text_Units<double>, ... etc. Is it possible to provide several different DDX_Text_Units routines without having to duplicate code? Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220512
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 - Use Automation to control Power Point Viewer 2003 components from Visual C++ application Hi, I want to control the Power Point Viewer 2003(Viewer not the PPT Application 2003)components from Visual C++ applications. It is possible to control the PPT Viewer 97 by using the msppt8.olb file, but with Power Point Viewer 2003 the *.olb file doesn't supplied. Whether it is known any way to solve this problem ? Thank you. Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220507
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 - Window at a given POINT? If I have a POINT in screen coordinates, can I straightforwardly find the handle of the top-most window visible at that point? I was sure there was a way, but can't find it now. (Even the simple procedure of sending a WM_NCHITTEST to a given window comes back positive, irrespective of whether there is (say) a dialogue box hiding that point on the window.) Dave -- David Webber Author MOZART the music processor for Windows - http://www.mozart.co.uk For discussion/support see http://www.mozart.co.uk/mzusers/mailinglist.htm Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220505
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 - header file packages (newbie question) I have written an Ole Db provider... (DLL) and incorporated in this is an SQLParser (header files and cpp files). However in my Solution directory it looks very messy. I would like to separate the SQLParser header and cpp files from the main provider and put them in a sub directory, what is the best way of doing this? Thanks, Duncan Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220502
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 - std::ostringstream I have: std::ostringstream oss; as a global variable in my dll and I write bytes in it. The problem is that when I say: oss.clear(); it does not clear oss and in next function call it appends bytes, but it should start loading bytes in oss from the beginning. How can I clear std::ostringstream? Thanks. Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220499
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 - C++ Refactoring Utility - Beta release available Hello, Ref++ is a new C++ refactoring utility. A beta release is now available. It integrates with Visual Studio 2003 and handles the following refactorings for standard C++: - Rename (everything but macros, template elements and namespaces) - Encapsulate field - Extract method - Change method/function signature - Introduce variable - Push down class members - Pull up class members - Extract superclass If you are interested in trying out this tool please contact me at beta@ideat-solutions.com Regards, Thierry Miceli Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220496
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 - Compiler speed optimisation I developed code to calculate the inverse of a matrix of double values. When I compile my code in release mode with Maximise Speed optimisation (using Visual Studio DotNet 2003), I get different answers from when I compile the same code in debug mode. Initially the values seem to differ at the 15th decimal place, but this causes the one solution to have an inverse and the other to fail. I was wondering if somebody else noticed that there is a difference in the floating point precision when using Maximise Speed optimisation or not. Which solution is correct and is there a workaround for this? Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220495
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 - Calling Managed code from Native C++ I know I can use /CLR to create a managed module that can be called by unmanaged native C++ using COM. Calling COM objects with C++ is not my favorite past time. Is there an easier way? Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220492
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 - PropertySheetHandler for WebFolder objects? In Win2K, where in the Registry is the PropertySheetHandler for Web folder objects? If I create a new Web folder in My Network Places, and get the properties for an item, the property sheet is different than the one for the same object in Explorer. For instance, if I have a Word document in a local folder on my machine, I can obtain its properties from Explorer. There are 4 tabs: General, Security, Custom, and Summary. Now, I can run IIS on my machine, create a Web folder for the directory containing the same Word document. Viewing the Word document there, the properties dialog contains only one tab, General. That suggests that there's a special PropertySheetHandler for objects in Web folders, separate from those for file types. But where? I want to create a custom property sheet handler for objects in Web folders. Any help appreciated. Please followup by email to steck@stecksoft.com. -- Paul Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220491
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 - Finally solved To all, actually, I've left a sentence "using namespace std;" I don't know what's the usage of that sentence, but after adding it, the identifiers such as vector, cout, cin can all be identified! Thx! Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220489
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 - Problems with exporting C++ in a DLL I am having a problem trying to move some C++ object code into a DLL. I am having 2 problems relating to exporting classes. I am using VC 6 but could use VC 7 if it would help. The first problem is that I have a object member that is a std::string. The compiler did not like that, saying that the template would not be exported. Looking in the MSDN, I found that if you define an explicit instantiation that has the __declspec(dllexport) tag attached you can get this to work. However when I tried this for std::string, the compiler insisted that the type was already instantiated and ignored the new instantiation. Doing exactly the same thing for vector<int> worked fine, but not so for std::string. Does anyone know how to make this work? The second problem is that one class has two template member functions. These also do not export even when the class is declared with __declspec(dllexport). Is there any way to make these members visible through a DLL? These worked fine when put into a normal library. Thanks in advance Chris Smith Innovative Integration csmith@innovative-dsp.com Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220487
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 - seg:offset convertion I'am searching for _DMI_ within the F000:0000 memory and find it, and I need to convert and address(pointer) within this structure that shows up as: D48D0F00 to a real address in memory. The segment shows up as 0F00 and the offset shows up as D48D, I Think that the address should be F000: 8DD4 Anyone knows the process to do this convertion? Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220481
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 - XP style & themes A shell (context menu) extension in XP displays a dialog. The dialog is displayed in the old Windows style (not in XP style). I tried to put a manifest into the shl ext .dll's resource, but it doesn't work. How to make XP use XP style for shell extension dialogs? Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220479
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 - __forceinline and unexpected warning 4714 Hello - I see warning 4714 (can't inline with forceinline) for a case not listed in the docs. Any insight from this group is most appreciated. The entire inline function is one _asm block. When restructured to use a macro instead of an inline, everything works fine. I've narrowed the problem to two types of _asm statements, either one of which causes the dreaded 4714. Case 1: _asm lea edx, some_label Case 2: _asm jmp edx I'm not a compiler guy, but I don't see the technical dificulty for the compiler here, particularly since the _asm block can work as a macro. The compiler is apparently looking at the _asm statements and flagging at least these two instructions as an un-inlinable case. Thanks for any words of wisdom. -steve Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220477
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 - How to free a dialog resource . How to reduce working set size I'm using DialogBoxIndirect to create a dialog box from a dialog box template. Before calling DialogBoxIndirect, I use LoadResource and then LockResource to get a pointer to a DLGTEMPLATE structure: HRSRC hRes = ::FindResource(NULL, MAKEINTRESOURCE(id), RT_DIALOG); m_hGlobal = ::LoadResource(hInstance, hRes); m_pDlgTemplate = (DLGTEMPLATE*)LockResource(m_hGlobal); DialogBoxIndirect(...m_pDlgTemplate...); MSDN says that the system automatically de-allocates the resources when the application terminates, but I would like to free the resources (allocated by LoadResource) when my dialog box is closed (application continues to run after that). I can't find a suitable function to do that.. FreeResource is obsolete and I can't find a suitable function to release a RT_DIALOG resource. 2. I would also appreciate if anyone can point me to a good article on reducing the application's working set size. Although my program's memory usage isn't big, I'm sure it can be reduced to at least half of what TaskManager displays. It seems that mapping a DLL into the process' address space (by calling a function in, say, mshtml.dll) dramatically increases the working set and I haven't found a way to unmap the unused DLL's from memory (when I no longer call functions from that DLL). Thanks, Florin Tag: Deriving a DLL Location Tag: 220476
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I have a DLL that needs to calculate a checksum over
itself every time it is called.

How can I derive the DLL name and location from within the
DLL itself?

Thanks anyone.

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Re: Deriving a DLL Location by Igor

Igor
Thu Nov 20 10:15:05 CST 2003

"Jpn Bishop" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:00d901c3af7f$7345fda0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> How can I derive the DLL name and location from within the
> DLL itself?

GetModuleFileName
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With best wishes,
Igor Tandetnik

"For every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat,
and wrong." H.L. Mencken

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