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The resource file does not contain absolute coordinates (which would not make much sense). Thus, the top/left for a dialog is 0/0. You can specifically control where it is being displayed by using...

Since you are new to C++, start by understanding the basics before dealing with libraries such as Boost or OpenMP which both will raise more questions than anything else.

Use what comes with your...

That is certainly a pretty broad question. I do not know your background and thus it is kind of hard to provide specific advice. In case you already know some basics (form a different language for...

Well...I hope you also understand why the line actually does it...if not, I would suggest reading up on inheritance and constructors... ;)

The compiler does not find a suitable constructor to create the 'fTest' object. 'fooTest' only has the default constructor (taking no arguments) available. You need to explicitly provide a suitable...

I suggest hiring a professional developer doing the work for you. It sounds to me that you are trying to run before being able to walk. Developing for the XBOX is not like boiling water. There are a...

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Yep...that is correct...thanks for correcting me.

Did you compiled the application for x64? Or did you just copy it? One of the main reasons for this error is that there is a mismatch between the application and supporting dll's.....for example, a...

So....the million-dollar-question is....? ;)

'insert()' will actually fail if the given key already exists within the map.


The inefficiency happens whenever the key is not yet in the map. If it is in the map, '[]' simply returns a...

I still would have expected to be inlined though...

What for?

Well....of the top of my head...the third parameter is supposed to be the message id which is allocated by the caller. In your case...you actually pass in some random value.

Despite that you will find tons of resources using your favorite search engine....Wikipedia is your friend: string (C++)... ;)

Actually you can kind of overwrite one line in a console by not allowing the line feed. I do not have an example handy and my memory is quite dark in this area since I have not done it for years...

Take a look at the following FAQ that provides a two-dimensional array including random access via the subscript operator ([]).

Performance-wise it should pretty much match your C implementation...

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How to get the application directory?

Just pointing out the obvious....did you install the required packages? And additionally packages your application requires but are not installed on Windows Server 2003 by default?

Windows Server...

No...you are not. Visual Studio 2010 allows to use the VC9.0 toolset (iow the Visual Studio 2008 compiler). This allows you to use the new features of the IDE but still compile the same binary. Note...

I actually did not read the thread but did you read through the description of the linker error yet?

Let me answer with a different question: What is the need of calling 'RegisterWaitFor SingleObject()' in the first place?