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    - LPBYTE What is LPBYTE? Is there an online MSDN help access? When I goto msdn.microsoft.com and type in LPBYTE it returns nothing. I dont have help installed on my computer and that makes life tough! Thank you so much. Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212720
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    - char error message I get this error, cannot convert parameter 1 from 'unsigned char' to 'char *' when I do strcpy(logout,"Log File opened.\r\n"); logout is defined as unsigned char logout; What do I need to do to resolve this? I'm just learning C++ so I need help getting into the right direction with this. Thanks. Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212714
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    - Very Easy Q Hi: [Sorry, about the previous post, it was incomplete. I wonder when will Microsoft allow me to use the tab button to write on my posts... :)] Now, I want to test whether a string has certain specific values, so I used a "switch" statement. It seems to be that this not right for complete strings (only for raw char data). So thought of the "strcmp" function to make successive comparisons to test the string data. Now, Is there a less time-consuming function that I can use as a substitute for the "switch" stamentent? Thank you. Rick. Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212702
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    - Icon Syntax What´s the correct syntax for using an icon on a WinApp?? i figured it should be something like this: WinClass.hIcon = ("../icon.ico"); but it does not work..... anyone? thx! Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212697
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    - Simple String to UTF-8 How can I encode a simple string to UTF-8? I will get a string from user, and have to put it in XML (UTF-8) as text nodes. I'm not using xerces or any other third party library. I'm simply building the tags as std::string, and using operator<< to write it to the file. I will be reading user data also in std::string, and then put it to the file using operator<< . How can I convert this std::string to UTF, and then stream it to file? Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212693
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    - Service pack installation If I install Visual Studio but don't select the C++ option, only installing VB instead, then install a service pack, and then decide to run visual studio setup again and add C++, is it necessary to install the service pack again? What I understand about service packs is that they replace the exe files for the various development environments that have been updated, is this right? Thanks Ben Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212688
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    - Automating outlook web access Hi, There is anyone that know if is possibile to use an Outlook web Access account to send e-mail from Visual C++ program? I can send e-mail only by this way, not my SMTP server or MAPI.... Thank you -- _____________________________________________________________________ Gaetano D'AQUILA e-mail: gdaquila@inwind.it fax: 06/233.225.582 PGP Key Available Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212687
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    - Template Parameter is Ambigous I'm new to this VC++ lark. Can anyone tell me why the following is failing in VC++ 6.0, but not necessarily on other compilers. string s = " This is a test "; string::const_iterator i = s.begin(); while (i != s.end()) { i = find_if(i, s.end(), uNotSpace); <<<-----Failed //... Compiling... C:\Documents and Settings\James\My Documents\My Development\Work Areas\Visual Studio 6.0 Projects\LottoGen\LottoGenDlg.cpp(234) : error C2782: '_II __cdecl std::find_if(_II,_II,_Pr)' : template parameter '_II' is ambiguous could be 'char *' or 'const char *' Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212686
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    - Basic question: CListCtrl Hi NG, My Dialog form contains a CListCtrl, an EditBox and a button ! But I have a problem when I click to my EditBox, my CListCtrl's selection desappear. Can someone help me? regards Salim Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212685
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    - I need to display a dialog from a resource -only DLL Hi, I created a resource-only Dll to store string, dialog, icon and bitmap. With loadstring function i can load a string from this dll, but i don't know how dipslay a dialog from it. here is my code : UINT CDataResource::GetResourceDialog(int ResourceID) { // load resource LPCDLGTEMPLATE lpDialogTemplate = NULL; HGLOBAL hDialogTemplate = NULL; HINSTANCE hInst = AfxFindResourceHandle(MAKEINTRESOURCE(ResourceID), RT_DIALOG); HRSRC hResource = ::FindResource(hInst, MAKEINTRESOURCE(ResourceID), RT_DIALOG); hDialogTemplate = LoadResource(hInst, hResource); if (hDialogTemplate != NULL) lpDialogTemplate = (LPCDLGTEMPLATE)LockResource(hDialogTemplate); else return 0; ASSERT(lpDialogTemplate != NULL); // HERE I WANT TO DISPLAY MY DIALOG // free resource UnlockResource(hDialogTemplate); FreeResource(hDialogTemplate); return 1; } Thanks in advance Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212676
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    - linker error [_declspec(dllimport)] Hello my Vc++6.0 program is generating many errors of follwing type error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "__declspec(dllimport) public: __thiscall std::basic_ifstream<char,struct std::char_traits<char> >::basic_ifstream<char,struct std::char_traits<char> >(void)" (__imp_??0?$basic_ifstream@DU?$ch ar_traits@D@std@@@std@@QAE@XZ) For file ip/op, i have included #include <fstream> using namespace std; thanks in advance Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212665
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    - Selection in a CListCtrl Hi NG, How can I select (and highlight) a particular row ! For example I have a clistctrl and I want to select the line 3! How do I do ? Thanks for any helps Salim Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212664
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    - CreateProcessWithLogonW Hi NG Can somebody please help with the VC++6 implemetation of CreateProcessWithLogonW. The declaration in my copy of MSDN and the one on the web are different. I would assume that the one on the web is the updated one as my copy states that it is preliminary documentation. According to online MSDN: Client: Included in Windows XP and Windows 2000 Professional. Server: Included in Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 Server. Unicode: Implemented only as Unicode. Header: Declared in Winbase.h; include Windows.h. Library: Use Advapi32.lib. I searched my drives for Advapi32.lib, winbase.h and windows.h, and found the following: Path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\Lib File: Advapi32.lib --> __imp__CreateProcessWithLogonW@40 Path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\PlatformSDK\Lib File: Advapi32.lib --> __imp__CreateProcessWithLogonW@44 // I ASSUME THE 2 DIFFERENT DECLARATIONS ARE DUE TO THE OLD AND NEW VERSIONS OF THE CALL Path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\Include File: Windows.h --> No declaration for CreateProcessWithLogonW File: Winbase.h --> No declaration for CreateProcessWithLogonW Path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\PlatformSDK\Include File: Windows.h --> No declaration for CreateProcessWithLogonW File: Winbase.h --> The declaration exists. See end of mail I have tried the following, but all 4 cases give me the same errors: Compiling... SetupHelper.cpp D:\Test\SetupHelper\C++\SetupHelper\SetupHelper.cpp(65) : error C2065: 'CreateProcessWithLogonW' : undeclared identifier D:\Test\SetupHelper\C++\SetupHelper\SetupHelper.cpp(66) : error C2065: 'LOGON_WITH_PROFILE' : undeclared identifier Error executing cl.exe. ================== // ALL CASES #include <stdlib.h> #include <windows.h> ================== // TRY #1 #include <Winbase.h> ================== // TRY #2 #include "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\\Vc7\\PlatformSDK\\Include\\WinBase.h" ================== // TRY #3 #include <Winbase.h> #pragma comment ( lib, "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\\Vc7\\PlatformSDK\\Lib\\AdvAPI32.Lib") ================== // TRY #4 #include "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\\Vc7\\PlatformSDK\\Include\\WinBase.h" #pragma comment ( lib, "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\\Vc7\\PlatformSDK\\Lib\\AdvAPI32.Lib") ================== Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Des Norton ========================================================== In File: Winbase.h ========================================================== #if(_WIN32_WINNT >= 0x0500) // // LogonFlags // #define LOGON_WITH_PROFILE 0x00000001 #define LOGON_NETCREDENTIALS_ONLY 0x00000002 #define LOGON_ZERO_PASSWORD_BUFFER 0x80000000 WINADVAPI BOOL WINAPI CreateProcessWithLogonW( LPCWSTR lpUsername, LPCWSTR lpDomain, LPCWSTR lpPassword, DWORD dwLogonFlags, LPCWSTR lpApplicationName, LPWSTR lpCommandLine, DWORD dwCreationFlags, LPVOID lpEnvironment, LPCWSTR lpCurrentDirectory, LPSTARTUPINFOW lpStartupInfo, LPPROCESS_INFORMATION lpProcessInformation ); ========================================================== ========================================================== AS PER MY COPY OF MSDN CreateProcessWithLogonW [This is preliminary documentation and subject to change.] The CreateProcessWithLogonW function creates a new process and its primary thread. The new process then runs the specified executable file in the security context of the specified credentials (user, domain, and password). The CreateProcessWithLogonW function is similar to the CreateProcessAsUser function, except that the caller does not need to call the LogonUser function to authenticate the user and get a token. BOOL CreateProcessWithLogonW( LPCWSTR lpUsername, // pointer to the user's name LPCWSTR lpDomain, // pointer to the user's domain LPCWSTR lpPassword, // pointer to the user's password LPCWSTR lpApplicationName, // pointer to the name of the executable module LPWSTR lpCommandLine, // pointer to the command-line string DWORD dwCreationFlags, // creation flags LPVOID lpEnvironment, // pointer to the new environment block LPCWSTR lpCurrentDirectory, // pointer to the current directory name LPSTARTUPINFOW lpStartupInfo, // pointer to STARTUPINFO LPPROCESS_INFORMATION lpProcessInformation // pointer to PROCESS_INFORMATION ); Windows NT: Requires version 5.0 or later. Windows 95/98: Unsupported. Windows CE: Unsupported. Header: Declared in winbase.h. Import Library: Use advapi32.lib. Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212661
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    - How to load Activex DLL??? Hi, I want to load an ActiveX DLL that was created in VB. Can we load it using LoadLibrary? Is it sufficient to invoke simply "LoadLibrary " or Are there any sequence of steps to be followed? Thanks in advance. Sreekanth. Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212660
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    - How to find mem leak in output window? Dear all, When I stop running my application in debug mode, there are some mem leak detect info in output window like this: Detected memory leaks! Dumping objects -> {4925} client block at 0x00E5F768, subtype 0, 20 bytes long. a CVsInfo object at $00E5F768, 20 bytes long Is there anyway to check if my CVsInfo is leaking somewhere? Thanks Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212656
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    - How to find mem leak in output window? Dear all, When I stop running my application in debug mode, there are some mem leak detect info in output window like this: Detected memory leaks! Dumping objects -> {4925} client block at 0x00E5F768, subtype 0, 20 bytes long. a CVsInfo object at $00E5F768, 20 bytes long Is there anyway to check if my CVsInfo is leaking somewhere? Thanks, Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212655
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    - export a template method? Hi to everyone, In a VC6.0 project we have a class C which is exported in a dll. We added a template member function, say C::f<T>(T x) ///// C.h class IMPORT_EXPORT_DIRECTIVE C { // ... template <typename T> void f<T>(T x) { // body } }; since we only call f on a particular iterator, we added the following line(s) ///// C.CPP typedef std::multimap<double, long>::iterator mmiter_t; template void C::f< mmiter_t >( mmiter_t ); VC6.0 gives up (internal compiler error) on the forced instantiation line. We didn't try VC7.1 yet. It it the correct solution? -- Every idea yields an answer -- Abercrombie Smith Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212653
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    - dialog items without MFC Hi there, I created a window project "without using MFC" and I added some Dialog boxes to the project with some controls included with them like combo boxes, check boxes, .....? How can I access these controls without using MFC? In other words, how can I change - for example - the check status of my check box or how I can upload and read from the combo box? I tried to use the class wizard to creat CDialog class but I got many lines of errors that one of them says that CDialog is undefined. I really appreciate your help. Mo, Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212621
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    - How To Do This... I am just beginning to learn C++ so bare with me. I have a structure that looks like this: struct TEST_DATA { int Word1; int Word2; int Word3; bool Bool1; bool Bool2; }; And a variable declared as: TEST_DATA test_var; I need to share this variable data with another app using a Memory Mapped File. How do I do this? I have been reading stuff about MMF's but I guess I just don't understand it in C++. I can't figure out how to get the data into the MMF. I have done this in VB.NET successfully. The C++ app is actually a Win32 DLL. Thanks for any help! Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212620
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    - dialog resource in library How do I make a Dialog resource (for DialogBoxParam) within a library available to any calling DLL or EXE? When I build a DLL that references a library that has an error message dialog, the DialogBoxParam fails with an error 1812 (dialog resource unavailable). If I include the .rc for the dialog in the DLL project, the dialog works. Is there some way, in building the library, that I can insure that the resource gets included in any calling DLL? Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212618
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    - Creating HTML I need to write an authoring application that will in short, need to create web pages. I would like to have some sort of WYSIWYG interface, kind of like Frontpage. When done, I can publish the pages to a web server. Are there any sort of tools, components (ActiveX) that I could use to accomplish this? Thanks Ralph Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212612
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    - Date Comparison I have to do some simple date comparison's and I don't want to use CTimeSpan or any other MFC classes. How can I compare date's without using any MFC or ATL classes? Thanks Mark Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212597
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    - External Dependencies was gone! Hi! Where are External Dependencies folder gone in VS.NET 2003? Can I see all included files of my peoject in some other way? Thanks. PS: I think that it was stupid to remove this feature from new version of MSVC. WBR Levan Jgarkava Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212588
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    - Compression algorithm question Hi, I've been reading in a stream of data from a data file where sometimes the data is uncompressed, and other times it is compressed. The uncompressed data is a list of longs - if I know there are 1001 data points, I do this: long* plArray = new long[1001]; DWORD dwRead; HRESULT hr = pStream->Read(m_plArray, 1001*sizeof(long), &dwRead); However, every now and then I come across a chunk of data where I know that I expect those 1001 data points, but the size of the data file is approximately 1/4 the size it should be (.ie. instead of being 4004 bytes, it might be say 1200 bytes). Its obviously been compressed - I'm guessing there's no encryption involved. There is a boolean just before the data stream starts that indicates whether compression has been applied or not, so I don't need to guess that based on the data size. If I know what the data _should_ be (I have a list of the what the unencrypted data is), could anyone gives me any tips/pointers as to what compression algorithm is being used? I'm new to this compression side of things. I'm just reading now about Shannon-Fano and Huffman coding for the first time. Maybe someone who's an expert wouldn't mind giving me a start in working out the algorithm applied. Thanks in advance, Alain Dekker Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212587
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    - External Dependencies was gone! Hi! Where are External Dependencies folder gone in VS.NET 2003? Can I see all included files of my peoject in some other way? Thanks. PS: I think that it was stupid to remove this feature from new version of MSVC. WBR Levan Jgarkava Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212586
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    - char[] If I have a char[] buffer and I load some data in it by using _read or something similar, and the buffer is bigger than the data, how do I copy only the valid data to another buffer or trim the buffer? Thanks Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212562
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    - In compilation, is there a way to make something change in the code when I click on "build"? hi, I have a control with a method that must update accordingly to some information written in the .rgs Is there a way to tell VC to update this information just before it compiles? btw, I'm using vc++6.0 sp5. thanks Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212559
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    - openning up the media player i would like my APP to open up a media file and play it.... if i say START|RUN c:\mymedia.wmv it opens it up and plays but in my app i can't say WinExec(c:\mymedia.wmv....) because nothing happens.... what gives? Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212558
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    - Why not to save the source file in VC ++ 6.0? Hi, I met trouble when I tried to save some files after revision. One message box popped up and said " Cannot save file,. The file may be in use by another application". Much worse, this file sometimes would be lost when I open this projec next time. It seemed inexplicably disappeared from my folder. Any help is highly appreciated! Jeff Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212555
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    - Debug Assertion Failed in SolidWorks.exe I try to compile my VC++ 6.0 project (with 4 subprojects and a lot of libs,dll's) in Debug mode. The aim is to create an add-in in SolidWorks. I get the dll and can register is but when I start SolidWorks and try to load my add-in I get the error: Debug Assertion Failed! Program blabla.exe File: afxwin1.inl Line: 22 I have no idea att all what is going on. Any help is highly appreciated. Bob "Yan K. Avlasov" <_yan_avlasov_@_azimuth.net_> wrote in message news:%23QWYCZvUDHA.2152@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > Do you have in your debug configuration any pre or post-build steps what > execute some commands or run some programs? Note the project it compiles > that have this problem and check the properties of this project. > > "bob" <lbortels@vub.ac.be> wrote in message > news:enW06NqUDHA.2156@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > > Hi, > > > > I try to compile my VC++ 6.0 project (with 4 subprojects and a lot of > > libs,dll's) in Debug mode and get 1 error: > > error executing c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe > > In Release mode, there is no problem. > > I work with windows XP Professional > > > > Any help is highly appreciated! > > Bob > > > > > > Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212551
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    - write CString to file Hello, I've a problem writing a CString to file. I first convert to char* but it does not seem to work. The code is below ... Bob void Test::WriteLog(char* path,CString message) { char* text = new char[1024]; text = (char*)message.GetBuffer(sizeof(text)); FILE* fp = fopen(path,"a"); fprintf(fp,"\n%c",text); fclose(fp); delete text; } Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212545
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    - Help!! Beep to speaker Hi, How can I play the beep sound to the external speaker through soundcard instead of the internal speaker? Any help is welcome. -- Regards, Chun Hui Programmer KML Engineering Limited [www.kml.com.hk] Tel: 852-2929-5658 Fax: 852-2635-6181 chui@kml.com.hk ____________________________________________________________________________ __ DISCLAIMER:- This e-mail is intended for the addressee(s) only. It is privileged and may also be confidential. Any review, retransmission, or other use of this information by persons other than the addressee is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender immediately and delete the material from all your computer. ____________________________________________________________________________ __ Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212542
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    - Inline ASM and OOP Hello, I wrote a pretty nice D3D framework in C++. Everything is done in classes and it all works great. Now I want to make a special version of it that is as small as possible. But I want to keep all the classes and basically maintain full compatibility with the "full" system. Some features will of course be left out, but otherwise I shouldn't have to change any code in the applications using the system. >From the beginning I already had this in my head so I can comment almost every feature out with a lot of #defines. And it gets a lot smaller. But now I want to push it to the limit using ASM. I figured I can decrease the total code size by at least a couple of k's when applying all my nasty tricks :) Anyway, I just got started and already ran into the first 2 problems: 1) I'm using VC6 and apparently imports aren't handled automatically when an API function is only called from an ASM block. Manually importing all functions seems a bit unnecessary so anyone knows of a better solution? 2) OOP. I know how to access data members of an object, but can't figure out how to call member functions. It seems MS's compiler wastes a lot of bytes for every "Object *bla = new Object()" so I'd really like to have that in ASM. But I have no clue how to call the constructor of the object. A sidenote.. Code readability is not really an issue here. My framework is in a stable state right now, and this small version is going to be for hacky 64k versions. This version of the framework will exist purely to get it as small as possible. Every dword counts :) I googled for quite a while now without getting any usable results. Hope someone here can help me :) /Nico Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212541
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    - Why not to save the file in VC++ 6.0 IDE Hi After edited some source files(.cpp or .h) in VC++ 6.0 IDE, I wanted to save it. However, sometimes there popped up a message box and told " Cannot save file. The file may be in use another application". Much worse, I might lose this file when I open project next time. And it also inexplicably disappeared from my folder. Thanks for any help in advance! Jeff Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212538
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    - randomize() I am trying to run a code which gives the following compilation error error C2065: 'randomize' : undeclared identifier error C2065: 'random' : undeclared identifier Error executing cl.exe. i am using Visual studio 6.0, Is there something that i am supposed to include for this. i have already inculded the following for diff reasons. #include <stdio.h> #include <iostream> #include <math.h> #include <string.h> #include <conio.h> #include <process.h> #include <stdlib.h> Can anyone help me in identifying the problem Regards Ritu Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212533
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    - winsock revc / send i am trying to connect to a http with winsock, i have successfully connect to a server with connect, but if i want to receive back the server response, what function i should use ? i have been tried to using char *a="GET /a/ a HTTP/1.0"; ................. ............... send(s, strsend, strlen(strsend),0); ............. ....... if i want to receive back the bytes or stream that replied from the server, which is expected like HTTP/1.0 xxx Server: xxxxxxxxxxxxx ..................... how can i achevie that ? using buffer or which function to store the data received ? thank ^_^ ! Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212531
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    - Template Member Function Parameters I have some code from an open source project I'm trying to port to VC6 SP5 I'm having trouble passing a parameter to a template member function. I'm not new to templates, but this one goes a bit deeper then I've ever delved. Here's the watered down version: Two simple classes, one inherits from the other, and the template class. ======== class test { public: test(); }; class test2 :: public test { public: test2(); }; template <class P> class MPtr { public: MPtr(); ~MPtr(); template <class Q> friend bool myFunc(const MPtr& p) { return 0; } }; ===== Now, when I do: ===== MPtr<test2> a; is_a<test>(a) ====== VC++ gives the error: error C2670: 'is_a' : the template function cannot convert parameter 1 from type 'class MPtr<class test2>' Any ideas? I know this compiles with gcc, because that's what this code is from. I'm sure this is come VC specific problem, and if so, is there a workaround? Thanks. Marc Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212526
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    - open xll without excel Hi, Is there anyone know how to open xll without excel? I have a c++ program that need to access a function inside an xll, it produce an error "xlcall32.dll not found" when I call LoadLibrary(). It seems that the xll need to link to xlcall32.dll to solve some symbols. Is it possible that I create my own xlcall32.dll that provide those symbols? If yes, which symbols should I produce? Thank you very much for any help! Leo Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212523
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    - can't see debug information after program crash on XP I'm running my code in VC++ 6.0 on WinXP under debug mode. Every time it meets memory error, e.g. access violation, a messagebox popup, then I choose "debug", another messagebox popup saying some address can't be read. After click on the "ok" button, every active window will be shut down and I can't see which line of code cause the problem. In other platform than XP, the debugger will stop at the line cause the problem. What's wrong with XP? Any suggestion? Thanks. Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212519
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    - Porting ARM version to Xscale Hi all, I need to port an ARM version or a little app to Xscale, but cannot find any "how-to(s)" or anything about it. I also search for an Xscale SDK but no luck yet. What do I need to do to port it to Xscale ? I'm using eVC++ 3.0. Thank you. Jano Tag: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? Tag: 212512
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hi,
My string (a CString) contains a minimum free disk space as follow
"1099511627776" and the method to get the free disk space gives 64 bits int.
So I want to convert my string into a 64 bits int so I can compare the 2
values.

I used to use atoi, but I don't know if it supports 64 bits int (I guess
not). What would be the best way to do what I want?

I found _strtoi64, but how do I use this thing? what is the 2nd parameter
supposed to do?

thanks

ThunderMusic

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Re: is there a way to convert a string (containing a number) into a 64bit integer variable? by Doug

Doug
Wed Jul 30 14:15:40 CDT 2003

ThunderMusic wrote:

>hi,
> My string (a CString) contains a minimum free disk space as follow
>"1099511627776" and the method to get the free disk space gives 64 bits int.
>So I want to convert my string into a 64 bits int so I can compare the 2
>values.
>
>I used to use atoi, but I don't know if it supports 64 bits int (I guess
>not). What would be the best way to do what I want?
>
>I found _strtoi64, but how do I use this thing? what is the 2nd parameter
>supposed to do?

I talked about strtoul in this message, but _strtoi64 works the same way:

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=8e7rat8eb2dligms03cv041fpj4h0ki6dp%404ax.com

--
Doug Harrison
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

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