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Hi Nagesh,

You might want to try change _DEBUG to NODEBUG in your preprocessor settings.

Regards,
Kevin

Hi, may be you should check this out.

LockSetForegroundWindow()

Regards,
Kevin Choong

One com port can only serve one connection at a time. Unless you have ways for the 3rd party process to connect/release the port as you wish, there is no way for your own process to gain the port...

Check out this thread.

No, you can still code it by hand without the class wizard.

Add this to your header file:


afx_msg void OnTimer(UINT nIDEvent);

Add this to your cpp file:

Class Wizard Dialog is no longer available after VC6.

Not sure why you want to write your own while you can just use some other proper written XML parsers to retrieve the attribute of a node.

1. Microsoft XML Parser SDK

2. XMLite

Hope this...

Hey BytePtr, you are welcome. :)

Check out the View Frustum Culling.

Regards,
Kevin Choong

mysql.h only contains the header prototype information, the linker can't seem to locate the actual object or library file. Make sure you also supply that.

Most likely your eoserv-debug.exe is still running, you can use task manager to end it before recompile a new version.

To go full screen on Win32 project, do this:


DEVMODE dmScreenSettings; // Device Mode
memset(&dmScreenSettings,0,sizeof(dmScreenSettings)); // Makes Sure Memory's Cleared...

You can set your program to break execution when the memory at specified address changes, then trace the code back to see which line changes it.

In VS2008 during debug, you can set that by going...

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

void myfunction(int &A, int &B, float *p)
{
static a=0,b=0;
A = ++a;
B = ++b + a;

*p = A;

Check out this example:
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I have done the code trace, rxbagain is correct.

No, I am pretty sure that LOOPNZ will continue the loop as long as CX is not zero OR the zero condition is not set. Read this

You can use CDC:StretchBlt to shrink your bitmap into smaller destination rectangle.

LOOPNZ will continue the loop as long as CX is not zero OR the zero condition is not set.

So for your case, just use LOOP, which will drop to next instruction when CX equals 0.

To convert Unicode string to integer, use _wtoi().

I guess it all depends on the type of application you intend to develop. If you are writing database/network related software, go for C# as it cut development time tremendously; if you are developing...

Why not consider writing some not-yet-existing controls since MFC already has its own CButton class.

There is no similar ctrl+w class wizard in VS2005. However you can always hand-code the event handler code.

Copy below code to your class definition.

protected:
// Generated message map...

Most CRT functions have corresponding more secure version with the '_s' suffix. To put it simple, deprecated functions will simply crash the application when errors (such as buffer overrun) occured....

Using ctrl+w to invoke class wizard only apply to VC6, are you using VC6?