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It's because your divide function in not returning a value.



bool divide(int x, int y)
{
if (x % y == 0)
return true;
else
return false;

I have an app written in C using the Win32 API for Windows 7 and higher.
The app streams ASCII g-code command strings to a multi axis router controller.
The controller can be communicated with...

Vladimir, you are correct. My time consuming process involves reading and writing to a serial port. The writes are immediate, but the Reads can take a while because of needing to wait on the response...

Vladimir, I used your suggestion of the "quick-and-dirty- hack" and altered my EnableControls function like so...



void EnableControls(bool enable)
{
MSG msg;

while...

Vladimir, I understand. Thanks for the answer.

So where is the correct place/time to enable/disable the windows?

I have a Win32 app using standard Win32 API (no MFC, etc.). My main window is subdivided into multiple child windows...


HWND child_window_01 = CreateWindow(L"Private Window Class", L"Child 01",...

I am not sure if this is exactly what you are looking for, but you might want to take a look at...
...

Paradox,

The documentation on CBItmap::CreateBitmapIndirect indicates that it takes a pointer to a BITMAP as the only argument, and you are indeed passing this call such a pointer.

But the...

Ninja, Aamir,

Thanks for the suggestions. If you look in the code snippet in my first post on the thread you can see that I do indeed try to create the folder with CreateDirectory.

One of the...

Trying to create a folder which gives full control rights to all users, everyone.

Problem is that when the folder is created, not only does it not give all users full control, but even I don't...

Paul,

YOu are correct of course. As fsr as I can tell, I am not messing with the boundaries of the string that was allocated in the other DLL, but you never know. Essentially, the only thing I do...

Paul,

That is because, to simplify the problem, I stripped out the "special stuff": references to other classes in other functions of BMPHEader, etc.

I inherited this project from my...

Kirants,

All to true! This has been one heck of a code project to maintain, enlarge, etc.

All of the DLL projects, after being brought into VS 2008, were indeed "cleaned" and then "rebuilt" in...

Joeman,



The project ALREADY compiles with 0 errors, 0 warnings. Tis is a CRT issue.

Also, per suggestions in the thread, the problem code was "Removed" and/or "altered". This resulted in a...

VladimirF,



Let me check....no, it's the same code. We be looking at the same thang.



???

Paul,

I have now tried the following. In AnyFunction I again replaced the dynamic array with a hard coded array of 1000...



_TCHAR imagepathname[1000];
_tcscpy_s(imagepathname, 1000,...

VladimirF,

Thanks for the reply. There were a few typo's in my post. TO correct...



fread(header, size, filein);


....is actually...

Paul,

Thanks for the help. I tried your following suggestions...

First I modified my AnyFunction as follows...



// function.c

First some class code where the problem seems to be....



// BMPHeader.h

class BMPHeader
{
public:
unsigned long GetFilesize();

Yes. In both cases I am launching from the Visual Studio 6.00 IDE. To run "out of the debugger" I am using Ctrl+F5, to run "in the debugger" I am using F5

Something puzzling me on the following snippet of code...



LONG result = 0;

result = DocumentProperties(this->m_hWnd, printerhandle, newprinter, devmodeoutbuffer, devmodeoutbuffer,...

That is one wicked problem! I know that isn't much help, but you got me stumped on that one.

Mitch,

You are certainly welcome. I know that over the years these sharp people at Codeguru haved saved my butt many times and I enjoyed the opportunity to return the favor.

Skeet

Graham,

Thanks for posting that! I believe that is exactly the psot that helped me a while back. I didn't implement the abstract second example but I went for the forward declaration in your first...

Mitch,

THe problem is not classes that referecne other classes, but classes that referecne each other. For example...

Class A
{
void DoSomethingWithThis(Class B bin);
}

Class B