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Your passing '&pass' (the address of the pointer) as opposed to 'pass' which is the pointer to the data.


void GeneratePass( const char* passPath, size_t units ){

std::ofstream passFile;
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Chris (dude_1967),

Is the above post equally applicable to a linux environment not compiled with real-time support?

Kind Regards
Chris

Can you insert a character? or is it only replace.

comboBox1.Items.AddRange(Enum.GetNames(typeof(YOUR_ENUM_TYPE)));


Should give you a route to try...

private void UpdateProgressBar(int iCount)
{
BeginInvoke((MethodInvoker)delegate()
{
// This runs on the UI thread!
progressBar.Value = iCount;
});
}

What I mean is that the process you are starting will use the parent process working directory unless you specifically specify it and if the program starting the process is not in the same directory...

When you make this call

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"path");

what is the current working directory?

I'd look at the intensity of each pixel in the gray scale image before and after the filter and apply this ratio to the intensity of each pixel in the rgb image.

Only a suggestion but I believe it...

First off strlen requires a null terminated string

when you call



hash1[strlen(hash1) - x] = challengeConcat[y];


and x = 0 the null termination will be over written. From then on i...

Good point. I stand corrected.

If you presume your number will always be positive then



unsigned short x = 10;

double y = x;

unsigned short z = (unsigned short)(y+0.5);

Is there also the possiblilty that the double will see it as 9.99999999999 and therefore when you convert from the double to int you'll get z = 9. The safest bet here would be to round your answer...

i'd suspect right


mName= new char[strlen(imgname)+1];
strcpy(mName,imgname);
mName[strlen(imgname)] = '\0';

strlen returns number of char without null termintor...

1 possible solution would be to use a completely seperate form with this panel instead of a panel within the calling form. You could then set the FormBorderStyle to none and just show and hide the...

You need to make a call to unmanaged code to get greater than 15ms resolution. The tickcount you was using was based on windows rather than the cpu...



using System;
using...