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Thanks a lot for your response hoxsiew, yes i am geting the readable hex string after calling BytetoStr(). I am trying to decrypt the stream after the call to BytetoStr() and i'm passing in the...

Hi please somebody help me with decoding H225 signalling messages. I am getting the encoded bytes over TCP. I used MSDN sample code of ByteToStr() to convert those byte buffer into Hex string.
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Hi all, i was writing a kernel mode driver in Windows and was in need of reading certain informations from an ini file.

In usermode applications, i am using the GetProfileString Windows API to...

@ OP



Please use "Code Tags"

It is difficult to read your code :(

Thank you laserlight for replying and clearing the doubt.

It was disappointing when other people went away not replying after getting their repute :(

++i :thumb:

He was asking you to post the 'exact' block of codes in your program., not your entire source code.

Thanks Paul and Lindley.

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So, if it is the case why ISO is restricting programmers from using "void" as return type for main() and is there any underlying risk in using this...

Thanks for pointing out mistakes, Paul :)

I'm sorry i got result what the OP is asking for. I didnt know that this was a risky method.

And, about the main() i strongly believe i had seen...

You must terminate the closing braces of a class with ';' (semicolon). :)

You are trying to change the value of a const char* type which is not allowed and the operation fails with a access violation error.

You should try something like this :


void main(void)
{
...

I had no bad or good opinion about pjsip library since i havent tried it yet ;)

Better do some enquiry about the library to someone who had used it, and then decide whether you will be using it or...

FIRE!.. FIRE!.. FIRE!!!!!!

ALARMMM!!!!!!,....................


AMBULANCE!!!! :( :D :eek: :thumb:

Read the MSDN documentation for AlphaBlend() API for Windows.. It allows regional transparency also...


If you need full window transparency( including non-client area like titlebar and sizebar...

Next time when you post your code in code tags, please dont forget to put linebreaks wherever necessary.. it was hard to read, and i copied your code into a notepad, and put linebreaks to make it...

Why cant you think of doing that condition check in the place where you intend to call print_secure() or print_all()?

i mean like,


CustomerData cd;
if( security_preference == 1 )
...

Handling SIP is not a big pain in the ***... its a simple protocol similar to HTTP...

You can go for Sofia-SIP library which is an Opensource library.

Or use Winpcap library, get the Raw...

Get the filesize in bytes.. then simply use SetFilePointer() API to move the pointer to anywhere you like... after that, do the write operation. :)

wow, thats amazing... and, i'm doubtful how can present day applications run perfectly and smoothly on Win9x operating systems.. :O

I'd seen on documentations of most present day softwares that...

I dont write malware on Windows because i love Windows and i like Billgates the most.

But i hates Linux the most! :X


so i will learn Linux programming, and writes deadly malwares on it :D

I think you can do it this way... Get the DC for desktop. then create a memory DC and draw into it whatever you want. after that, just use blitting function like TransparentBlt() to blit it onto the...

@ stfark

You are using an outdated and unsuported compiler + IDE on Windows 7. MS doesnt guarentee VC6.0 works perfectly anymore on Vista+ platforms like it did in Win2k/XP before.

You should...

@ Saravana.

Your function is expecting an Adress to a pointer to buffer... LPBYTE is BYTE* and your function parameter is expecting adress of a BYTE*.


And, you are passing plainly a buffer...

@ Skizmo

Thanks a lot, i doubt it really happens... because, when i logs off my system with Internet Explorer and other applications running, they wont get terminated.. and when i re-login again,...

Hi i need to log the details of user login in Windows such as login time, login date and day etc and write it to a text log file... okay, i can get all these details with GetSystemTime() API.. but, i...