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I agree and those are my thoughts. The previous guy did so much like this that I figured there might be something I am totaly unaware of.
Thanks for taking the time to reply.

No, it is definately not template code.

Ok. but that is a real heavy weight class. My application does nothing but send one type of data and never receives anything. And it does it ten times per millisecond so I want something as simple...

The use of "delete this" might work, I'll try it.

I don't know how to create new threads and how to very efficiently pass data between them. (This application creates about ten TCP packets per...

An engineer just left our project and now I am working on his project. In his dot H files there are several routines where he writes the executable code in the declaration rather than the dot C or...

Hello Victor,
Re: So, can't you delete it after closing the socket?

The problem is not that I cannot delete it. The problem is what deletes it and when?

Class C_Server, derived from...

Class C_Server posts the listen and when the client solicits a connection the accept() method creates an instance of C_Server_Send to carry on the conversation with the client. That object is newed...

Environment: windows XP and Win 7, Visual Studio 2008, MFC, C++, CAsyncSocket

Setup: I wrote a test program that drives the server side and the client side of a TCP/IP connection using...

Hello MikeAThon,

The concept that TCP does a good job packetizing make great sense. The Microsoft people has been dealing with that for quite a long time and should have it down by now.
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We are not having problems at the moment, but am concerned that when we transition to multiple streams, we will. Thanks for the reply.

Environment: Windows XP Pro and Win 7, Visual Studio 2008, MFC, C++

I have an message application that fetches telemetry data from some hardware, processes it, and sends the data to a display...

Yes, you are correct. I just went back and looked. There are couple of significant fixed arrays (not dynamic as I stated earlier), one of a structure with 500K entries. (yes, absolutely required) ...

On start of the application. From the OP: Environment: Windows XP Pro, Visual Studio 2008, MFC, C++

When I looked at the call stack, none of the modules I wrote were listed. I am not...

This application does not use any recursion. There are two large arrays that are are allocated dynamically after the program prompts for a a configuration file name and reads it. The stack overflow...

At some point my program was running fine with no memory leaks and doing what I wanted. Then I decided it would be cleaner to create a rather complex class as static. I declared it the .h file of...

Hello Paul and all,
From the replies I see I have missed a bunch of stuff.

I have been unsuccessfully searching for a simple tutorial that describes how to use the built in GUI tools of Visual...

Because I tried to change another class from dynamic (i.e. new) to static and I immediatly started getting stackoverlow on startup. So I decided to have all the classes created dynamically. Any...

Environment: Windows XP Pro, Visual Studio 2008, MFC, C++

I have regressed since my last post and now am getting an Assert when I click a button to open a second dialog box.
Note: I cannot cut...

I did not know to go there. Now I am a step further down the path and am documenting what I am doing so when I forget, I can figure it out again.

Thank you for taking the time to reply.

Hello,
In that link I find:


At step 2 I ask: What Properties Window? If I right click the class name itself, there is no Properties selection. If I go to the Visual Studio tool bar and...

In the class I just declared the method OnInitDialog() and in there I wrote:


CButton *m_ctl_Check = (CButton*) GetDlgItem( IDC_CBOX_ENABLE_ALL_LOGGING );
int status = m_ctlCheck->GetCheck();...

OK, I think I understand, but there is no OnInitDialog()(.

After creating what I thought was a class for the dialog box, I have searched the entire solution and the only OnInitDialog() is the one...

Windows XP Pro, Visual Studio 2008, C++, MFC
Goal: use some checkboxes
Details:

Created a Dialog
Created a class for the dialog: C_Control_Logging
Created a checkbox: ID =...

To All,
I participate in missions here at work that take prioirty over everything. There are a number of points made recently that I don't fully understand and need to think about for a while. I...

I do not understand why you are asking that question. In the OP I wrote:


The #include that starts the trouble is being added to C_IADS_TCP_Manager. If it is being added to that class, how...