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Wikipedia has a pretty good article on cyclic redundancy checks. It also references some algorithms here.

I'm not familiar with Windows Mobile so I can't help you much more. But I hope the example I cited at least points you in the right direction, and that somebody else will follow up on this thread.

You need to replace the File Sink filter with another renderer. Have a look at this page for a sample you can build on.

Well, Martin's code certainly works, so now I have to find out what's on the periphery screwing things up.

Thanks to everybody for your help.

Yes, Philip's code does what I intended, without the equality that bothers you, Paul.

But while this has certainly been an instructive morning for me, my original question remains: how can I...

Thanks to you both for your comments and the link. I see what you're getting at, but in this particular case (is (row1, col1) less than (row2, col2)) testing for "less than" first leads to pretty...

Paul:
Thanks for your input. It seems to me your point would apply to arithmetic comparisons (eg., floating point), but not to integer, no? The referenced comparison actually refers to two (row,...

Thanks for both your prompt replies...

GNiewerth: In my rush to get this posted, I omitted the object reference in my sample code. I do, in fact, use code similar to what you've supplied (I doubt...

I have an STL map that uses a structure as a key:


typedef struct _RC_ {
UINT R;
UINT C;
} RC;

typedef struct _Data_ {
int data1;

A quick Google of "chatsock" came up with http://www.dll-files-download.com/C/2008-01-13/3750.html. Might be enough to get you started....

Sorry - missed the part where you'd already done that.

Nope - I purchased a new computer last summer with Vista installed, but deprecated it to XP as soon as I got it. From the problems I've seen with Vista on clients' machines, I'm not looking forward...

Skizmo made a typing error: the forward reference should be

struct B;

(without the "typedef").

Told you it was a dumb question. I could swear that didn't work for me in the project, but you are absolutely right. Maybe I should stop thinking about Mary-Jane....

Either I missed this class in Elementary Programming, or perhaps Mary-Jane had her see-through blouse on, but I'm at a loss for this: What format string would I use (eg., in a printf() call) to...

See http://www.jmcgowan.com/avi.html#Definition

:confused: MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 are different ways of compressing video data. AFAIK, neither MPEG standard is associated with the AVI format.

The MPEG standards (and yes, MP3 is an MPEG standard)...

Why don't you use radio buttons with "Push-like" style??

Bump....

I have a problem - I think - that's driving me crazy. I have a smart pointer declared as follows:


#import "C55 Library.dll" no_namespace
IDecodeC55Ptr pDecodeC55;


I create the COM...

Yes, there are several interesting papers on dynamic thresholding on the net which I didn't know about. Thanks for pointing out the search term to use.

I'm not convinced you can go directly from...

Converting color to B&W is a little more complex than farooqmaniar indicates. You'll first have to convert the color to greyscale by using some formula: one example is Greyscale = 0.299Red +...

I didn't know about FlashWindowEx, thanks for pointing it out. I had hoped for something more visually striking than having the title bar toggle between "active" and "inactive" colors, though (hence...

I confess to leaving out a parenthesis in that "if" statement, Markus. If you add it in, you'll see that the "break" is taken when a timer is assigned. This is almost always the first time the...

This one's driving me nuts. I have a FormView app that contains a "Suspend" button. When "Suspend" is pressed, I want the title bar to flash a message, 500 msec on, 500 msec off. Which it does, for a...

Without attempting to justify what's in the FAQ, from MSDN for "scanf":

And I think to read a "double" value your format would have to be "%Lf"